Sentence examples for hostility of his from inspiring English sources

Diocletian's biography has been obscured by legends, rhetoric, the dubiousness of documents, and the hostility of his adversaries.

The hostility of his Catholic victims, foreign ambassadors, disappointed suitors, and rivals started a critical tradition that was perpetuated by Catholic historians.

His subsequent refusal as president-elect to cut deals and share out jobs and favours with political factions has fed the hostility of his critics.

He also faces the hostility of his old friend and protector, Gordon Brown, who has set his face against the concession in England.

Instead, he twice vetoed legislation initiated by the Whigs in Congress to re-establish the Bank of the United States, earning himself the impassioned hostility of his erstwhile supporters.

President Muhammad Khatami has welcomed people-to-people talk, but has not felt strong enough, in the face of the hostility of his implacably Great-Satan-hating adversaries, to extend this welcome to official negotiations.

He certainly needed exterior support; for on his accession to the Hungarian throne he encountered almost universal hostility because of his alleged pagan leanings, due largely to the influence of his Cuman wife Elizabeth, to whom his father had married him for political reasons in 1255.

Over the last year, he adds, a new source of hostility to his administration has reared its head – from people within Labour whose interpretation of it as an "anti-austerity party" sees them protesting against Labour councils.

The fact that Carretta is white has increased the level of hostility to his book.

On BBC2's Newsnight last week, Amis spoke of his shock at the hostility of historians to his book.

They blame the hostility of newspapers for his poor public image.