Sentence examples for hostility simmered from inspiring English sources
On the television screen, a tense hostility simmered underneath the exchange between Encinia and Bland: "You O.K.?" Encinia asked, goading.
The emails show that after the furor over the voter records was resolved, hostility simmered from top DNC officials over the Sanders campaign.
The disputes lingered on, hostilities simmered, trust eroded, differences became personal, so nearly every issue became "them" vs. "us". Score was kept on the basis of who won rather than on what was really good for the U.S. Olympic movement.
TWO weeks after the dramatic fall of chunks of Iraq to Sunni rebels led by the Islamic State of Iraq and Greater Syria (ISIS), a ferocious jihadist group, hostilities have simmered to a lower boil.
And Mr. Lucas suggests that such eruptions are inevitable in a society in which hostility always simmers under the surface.
England's Tests with Pakistan have often simmered with hostility but Cook is eager for this series to be remembered for cricket, rather than controversy.
Hostility between Moscow and London has simmered since the fallout from Litvinenko's murder, which also saw Russian authorities shutting down British Council offices in the country and pro-Kremlin youth group Nashi harassing former ambassador Tony Brenton.
Simmering hostility is heated to a boil.
Swipe fees have been a source of simmering hostility between merchants and card issuers for years.
But even more fundamentally, the protests in Lhasa brought to the surface the Tibetans' long simmering hostility toward Chinese.
Many residents fear the Islamists could one day return to power in the valley, an anxiety that, paradoxically, has stoked simmering hostility toward the militants' most famous victim.
