Sentence examples for hostile words from inspiring English sources

The visibility of the veteran protesters has also brought hostile words from City Hall.

Mr. Ahmadinejad, by contrast, has isolated Iran with his hostile words.

Former U.S. officials emphasized that Trump's national security team could craft a visit that achieves the symbolic message — speaking to the troops, touring Observation Post Ouellette — without directly provoking the North with hostile words.

The police said that for reasons that are not clear, Ms. Matthews and the other woman exchanged hostile words and then began fighting, with the other woman bashing Ms. Matthews's head against the concrete floor of the platform.

In a survey of 75,000 service members, the department's inspector general found that 37percentt of service members had witnessed hostile words or actions against gays in the previous year.

In 1967 the apartheid Government of South Africa passed a Terrorism Act that defined hostile words as "terrorism". An ingenious provision said the act should be deemed to have come into effect in 1962, so that things said and done in the previous five years were retroactively made criminal.

We misinterpret their word "jihad," which is not necessarily a hostile word.

"Just as I never accused my mother of being drunk, even though she was always drunk," she wrote, "so I managed to keep my control with Owen, and I never said a hostile word".

The words "hostile climate" contain a serious claim.

Pornographic graffiti, incessant propositioning, sexual insults, groping, stalking: Eveleth brought new meaning to the words hostile working environment.

Thus, even if it is true that Burchfield omitted foreignisms at a higher rate than other things, this does not mean that he was hostile to these words.