Sentence examples for hostile time from inspiring English sources

This is a silver cup of intricate workmanship which came to light in Antioch in 1910, when some Arabs, digging in the ruins of that city, found a hoard of old silver, conceivably part of the buried treasure of the cathedral spirited away in the hostile time of Julian the Apostate.

"This is probably the most hostile time for Muslims in America," he said.

Dean Bridget Terry Long introduced Sandel and provided a framework for the talk, asking the central question: How do educators have conversations about values in divided and hostile times?

In these hostile times, it's heartening to see there's still one thing able to bring Republicans and Democrats together: hating on banks.

I can see why you might be a little hostile from time to time.

In the 1980s a quarter of all deals in America were hostile; this time almost all have been agreed.

Once more, he is engaging with forces considered hostile, this time across zones as far apart as Afghanistan and Yemen.

The Trump campaign was especially hostile at time to the press, including blacklisting media outlets, and the president-elect has personally threatened to sue news organizations and spoke of loosening libel laws to make it easier to win such cases against the press.

It was strained, even hostile at times.

Earlier Lords discussions on similar subjects have been cranky, contentious, graphic, even hostile at times.

The critics were mostly hostile, The Times of London calling his compositions "hateful fungus".