Sentence examples for hostile right from inspiring English sources

Slate's John Dickerson thinks gestures like this one, and Mr McCain's proposal to have members of Congress assigned to random seats during the president's state-of-the-union address so as to forestall pep-rally shenanigans by hostile right and left blocs, have some chance of winning back the former presidential candidate's reputation for bipartisanship.

"Young pro-lifers need to go into journalism -- it's so hostile right now," Snead said.

The world is utterly hostile right now, nowhere more so than in Syria and its neighboring countries.

A regular guest on hostile right wing talk radio programs since his days as Anchorage mayor, no one can ever accuse him of cutting himself off from the people.

Soon thereafter, he left an increasingly hostile right-wing GOP party and joined the Democratic Party.

It appears that some people have taken this to mean they can do dangerous, nasty and hostile things right now to bring this about.

"I do not consider myself in hostile territory right now because I believe we share a point of principle: competitive markets are good for consumers and for businesses," Ms. Warren told about 300 executives at the chamber's annual conference on capital markets.

BEHIND THE NEWS "I do not consider myself in hostile territory right now because I believe we share a point of principle: competitive markets are good for consumers and for businesses," said Ms. Warren, adding that they don't function "unless there are some well-enforced rules".

Unlike the folks working at Equality Michigan, not all of us have the luxury of waiting years and years for a solution, because many of us are in hostile workplaces right now.

In addition, Russia continues to destabilize the eastern, more Russophilic, part of Ukraine to keep the country out of the ever-expanding NATO alliance, which the Russians regard as hostile and right on its borders.

It's not surprising that in an Internet atmosphere where the opinions of anonymous weirdos and trolls matter more than scientists or educators, and hostile "alt-right" foot-stomping obliterates "truth" and "objectivity," that a skilled demagogue would rise out of this linguistic swamp.