Sentence examples for hostile views on from inspiring English sources

Some members of the committee voiced more hostile views on the crisis facing Europe.

He ditched his party's hostile views on gay rights and promoted ethnic-minority activists.The Tories, in their mantra, were "earning the right to be listened to".

The paper was inspired in part by prior research and a forthcoming book project, which examines the long-term impact of slavery on political attitudes in the American South and why white people who live in areas historically active during slavery still hold very conservative and hostile views on race more than 150 years after slavery ended.

His campaign was marked by a series of errors which, although they did not cost him victory, are likely to cast a long shadow.The most serious error came in the final week of the contest when he told Tory MPs that anyone who did not agree with his hostile views on EMU would be excluded from his shadow cabinet.

On October 25, 1962, at the height of the Cuban missile crisis, the Central Committee heard a report from one of its stooges at the Writers' Union: not only was Grossman unrepentant; he would, when prodded, become "very angry and express hostile views on Soviet society".

Giuliani's hostile view on the Palestinian question has been as public as it has been consistent.

This is a man soaked in the Clinton wars, who delivered dozens of speeches thrilling conservative activists at the Federalist Society and now lets on that he harbors rabidly hostile views of the Democrats.

They are more likely to express hostile views of democracy.

Among those are people with hostile views of Jews.

(No shocker here: Trump and Putin share hostile views of an independent press).

The issue is not obscenity but rather the trivializing, hostile view of sex and women that now passes for free expression even on programs aimed at younger audiences.