Sentence examples for hostile passion from inspiring English sources

So where, I wonder aloud, does all this amorous conflict leave us after the hostile passion subsides?

Things started off badly: Estonia's decision to move a Soviet-era war memorial from a prominent spot in Tallinn to a military cemetery at the end of April aroused hostile passions among Russians and their sympathisers, and drew alarmingly muted and belated support from Estonia's allies.

Second, he should begin to define what his new role will be once his immediate problems are resolved and the hostile public passions now percolating begin to abate.

It is as if all the feelings of the New York Yankees vs. Boston Red Sox rivalry in baseball, Barcelona vs. Real Madrid in soccer and England vs. Australia in any sport had been distilled and deepened with an extra dose of hostile geopolitics and the passions of 1.4 billion people.

Some are passionately hostile.

It may be fine to argue that the balance between the market and government has gone askew and needs to be recalibrated, but Mr. Stiglitz seems to become carried away with his passion, and overtly hostile to American business.

The possibility of defeat would have been strong in any case because Italy are well-equipped and have so intense a focus that they barely noticed the passion of a hostile German crowd when they beat the host nation on Tuesday.

Evoking the strongest passions — enthusiastic and hostile — is another British import and the fourth best play nominee, "War Horse".

For those who viewed his "The Passion of the Christ" as hostile toward Jews, Mel's words seemed proof of his actual intentions.

Often almost theocratic in its passion, the green movement tends to be hostile to even modest population growth and economic progress.

His consuming passion for the music he loved made him hostile to performers who, he felt, betrayed it.