Sentence examples for hostility criticism from inspiring English sources

Professionals have known for decades that reducing hostility, criticism and emotional over-involvement in families improves how well people recover from a number of serious mental health problems, regardless of how severe patients' symptoms are.

It concluded that the most serious allegations against UK troops were "deliberate lies, reckless speculation and ingrained hostility", criticism which encouraged an already furious MoD to have a go at Leigh Day, and Public Interest Lawyers (PiL) the law firms which represented the Iraqis.

Ambitious women face hostility, criticism and unreal expectations.

Expressed Emotion (EE; i.e., hostility, criticism, low warmth) directed by a caregiver towards a psychiatric patient, predicts relapse [ 1, 2] and is associated with psychosis, depression [ 3, 4], bipolar affective disorder [ 5] and a range of child and adolescent disorders [ 6, 7].

First, there was the hostility and criticism of pagan society.

The way you characterise Communist Party behaviour - the need for party discipline, the importance of the 'line to take' and the hostility to criticism - some people will find an echo of in New Labour's control-freakery.

While Mr. Soros reiterated his desire to reopen the foundation "when normal operations can be guaranteed," American Government officials and others who monitor Mr. Lukashenko's Government were not optimistic that the foundation would reopen soon, given what they called the Belarus President's hostility to criticism and civic action he doesn't control.

He later claimed to be baffled by the hostility and criticism he faced in his home country.

So when I wrote a blog recently for this site about the challenges of dating as a single mom, I was naively surprised at the hostility, the criticism, and the sheer self-righteousness that spewed forth from both single and married moms.

Our results indicate that the development and maintenance of NSSI may not only be influenced by familial hostility and criticism but also by a lack of warmth and support.

Especially, since genetic predisposition for high emotional reactivity and familial hostility and criticism are distal risk factors for NSSI, as proposed by Nock's [ 39] integrated theoretical model of the development and maintenance of NSSI.