Sentence examples for hostility of my from inspiring English sources

"Tell me, Temptress," I said (having apologised for the corniness and mild hostility of my inquiry), "what won't you do?" "I won't do anal," said Temptress.

When I first moved in more writerly circles, I was taken aback by the hostility of my peers to this kind of work.

Whatever I imagined, it certainly wasn't the near-total hostility of my own dear wife ("Get away from me!") and darling children ("So embarrassing!") that I was to experience during my charity-fundraising efforts.

"I suppose it is because of unconscious hostility on my part, or possibly a sense of rivalry," he says, with his customary frankness in passing along the findings of his psychiatrist.

The Democratic mayor expected pushback from conservatives, but he wasn't expecting "the level of hostility from members of my own party" nor "from some members of the LGBT community," who asked the straight Newsom: who are you to be doing this?

I had to cope with hostility from many of my classmates and even teachers.

I noticed that there seemed to be an underlying hostility in one of my friend's text messages.

There is no hostility in my rejection of religion, which is certainly not the worst of human inventions.

It was in the midst of this hostility that my father placed me, in October of 1988, on a plane bound for New York City.

This led to rejection, hostility, and disparagement from many of my fellow Muslims.

The hostility of the braying, outraged crowd scared the Englishmen.