Sentence examples for hostile personality from inspiring English sources
And a preference for red over blue may even be an indicator of a more hostile personality.
Those who scored highly on disagreeableness - as having an argumentative, egotistical, aggressive, headstrong and hostile personality - were positively correlated to how much their ideas tended to be taken up as a group.
With half a season still to go in the Spanish league, Real Madrid may well be counting on coach Jose Mourinho's hostile personality to give it the push it needs to overcome leader Barcelona.
None of the subjects showed Schizoid, Anti-Social, Emotional Dysregulated, Dependent or Hostile personality prototypes.
In contrast to her older sister, Ruri has a bad-mouthed and hostile personality.
A lack of social support, a poor job climate, and a hostile personality were among the psychosocial factors that were associated with living alone and antidepressant use.
In a study examining humankind's ancient association of the colour red with anger, aggression and danger, researchers found that, when shown images that were neither fully red nor fully blue, people with hostile personalities were much more likely to see red.
There are, to be sure, at least two Sinatras — the swinging Sinatra and the sad Sinatra — and if one is hostile to the personality (or to the man), then one might insist that they represent the two sides, so to speak, of the Tony Sopranos of the world, the violent and the maudlin.
The psychologist had said Amsden-Kyle exhostile hostile and aggressive personality traits that might be harmful to the self-esteem of her children, and should not have sole custody.
Those who experience a great deal of stress, or have hostile or anxious personalities, as well as those who suffer from depression, have been shown to be more prone to developing hypertension.
I had loved my father very much before his breakdown, and to lose both his physical presence and then to watch his once-warm personality become hostile and strange was terrifying.
