Sentence examples for hostilities toward from inspiring English sources

A hundred years ago, America's entry into the Great War, raging in Europe, attended a spike in paranoid hostilities toward immigrants believed to be sympathetic toward hostile powers.

The connection between that and the rise of hostilities toward Americans in Iraq is hard to miss.

The German men were convicted of violating the terms of the German surrender, which had ordered that all hostilities toward the Allied forces end.

They were further indignant over British encouragement of Indian hostilities toward settlers in the Northwest and hoped to use war with England to wrest Florida from Spain, Britain's ally.

By constantly making references to "law and order," "giveaway programs," or "states' rights," Republicans were able to key in on Southern-white hostilities toward a government they felt had overreached in order to uplift African-Americans.

The apparently mixed signals from North Korea came amid indications that the reclusive Communist country was ending months of hostilities toward the outside world and readying to return to the negotiating table, where it uses its nuclear weapons programs as a bargaining chip to win aid and diplomatic concessions.

Hostility toward China could grow.

Still, she acknowledges hostility toward the practice.

Frankly, I expected more hostility toward me.

Hostility toward Westerners is palpable.

Hostility toward gays across Africa is high.