Sentence examples for hostile opinions from inspiring English sources

The negative overall score, after subtracting a few positive views from otherwise overwhelmingly hostile opinions, made transport the government's biggest Achilles heel and underlined the personal threat to Mr Byers's position.

"In the past Google personified its doodle with red, white and blue letters but the addition of an Islamic crescent moon-looking "e" hasall the Internet abuzz.Tweets via Twitter have included a broad range of hostile opinions about 'Old Glory' appearing with the shadow of a stylized Islamic crescent moon especially on Veterans Day.

Hostile opinions towards Jews are more prevalent among people who distrust political institutions and the media.

At school, flouting hostile opinion, she wore trousers, played football and got involved in fights.

But hostile opinion in the British medical profession delayed their attempt.

Humiliation for Mr Brown in both encounters with hostile opinion will surely sharpen the daggers now poised at his back.

He defended his close relationship with Mr. Bush, depicted by Mr. Blair's adversaries — and by some of his former aides in their testimony before the inquiry — as having involved a covert plan by Mr. Blair to circumvent hostile opinion both in Britain and at the United Nations.

In effect, they were pointing to the other massive hole in U.S. strategy: the virtual absence of pro-Western propaganda to counter the barrage of hostile opinion coming from jihadi websites, Iranian mullahs and much of the Arab media.

He founded the pioneering Atelier Lack in Minneapolis, "a small island of traditional art training surrounded by a sea of hostile opinion" (4 ).

Since then, inertia and hostile public opinion have stymied politicians' plans to dump the ounce and inch for tidy decimalities.

She faces an unenviable mixture of troubles: hostile public opinion, a state legislature full of rivals, a slowing economy.