Sentence examples for hostile sentiments from inspiring English sources

Hostile sentiments are commonplace.

Such hostile sentiments are widespread.

After the death of his father, Freud suffered from a profound depression born of torturing himself about the stew of affectionate and hostile sentiments he had towards him.

McMaster was careful to couch these admonitions in the realist idiom of narrow self-interest, telling his troops that such hostile sentiments did "the enemy's work for them," by radicalizing Iraqis.

Senior figures at the RGS expressed more hostile sentiments, at least privately.

He claimed "Britain must pay the cost for colonialism and crimes against humanity". These hostile sentiments will ensure that conciliatory gestures from the UK, like British Prime Minister David Cameron's praise of the Iran nuclear deal and last year's reopening of the British embassy in Tehran are not harbingers of a broader thaw in Anglo-Iranian relations.

Israel fears inflaming hostile sentiment in the region, particularly in Egypt, where the politically ascendant Muslim Brotherhood is close to Hamas.

Last night Sarkozy, who has been accused of unleashing a storm of hostile sentiment towards France's six million Muslims through a "great debate" on national identity, endeavoured to reassure his critics that his dislike of the burka was motivated by love of his nation's principles rather than racism.

The session — a complete recording of which has been removed from YouTube — has served to spotlight what appears to be a surge of hostile sentiment directed against Jews at many campuses in the country, often a byproduct of animosity toward the policies of Israel.

He dealt with the media effectively, despite hostile sentiment from some sections of the press and public.

He regarded spill response as a kind of military campaign, with hostile popular sentiment a constant concern.