Sentence examples for hostility about from inspiring English sources

Today there is no armed mob, but there remains a complex brew of fear, ignorance and hostility about Mormonism.

He exhibited "actual doubt and hostility" about his client's defense, the court said, and failed to present a closing argument, even though the state's case "was hardly overwhelming".

And I worry that there is a distinct and ever-more-vocal weariness — and in some cases, outright hostility — about the continued focus on racial equality.

In fact, Dolores seems able to tap an endless well of indignation and hostility about everything she's left behind in New York.

Planned Parenthood, aware of hostility about their work, recently moved to the new facility, hoping it would provide more security for staff.

We will challenge Nigel Farage on Ukip's divisive attempt to whip up hostility about the "Romanians who live next door" or people speaking foreign languages on trains.

By the end of the hostilities, about 400 Arab villages across the country had been razed.

Hostilities about how to best play the game — for example, how a sorcerer casts spells — flare up among the core fan base.

Clinton devotes a chapter of her new book, Hard Choices, to the Benghazi attack in which she is unrepentant in the face of Republican hostility and about the way the Obama administration changed its account of what happened.

In the face of the air attacks that crumpled so many symbols of the Iraqi leader's power, westerners might have expected real hostility moving about Baghdad, and there was some, from senior officials who predicted bitterly that America would get its comeuppance once fighting moves to the streets of Baghdad.

The debate about Ukip, and about hostility to immigration in working-class communities, is as misguided as that about Muslim integration.