Sentence examples similar to hostility surfaced from inspiring English sources

There is no hint of the hostility that surfaced in the questions.

But Mr. Polaski said there was always some hostility, often surfacing in rumors about escaped patients.

That hostility toward Japan has periodically surfaced in large public rallies, including in Guangzhou, next to Foshan, several years ago.

He went on to note that "hostility toward Japan has periodically surfaced in large public rallies" in recent year, and that this has caused concern because of an awareness by the state that "nationalism has historically tended to morph into criticism against officials" who are blamed "for failing to stand up to foreign powers".

"A 35-year-old psychology student," he writes, "Ms. Bynum was obviously letting her inner hostilities rise to the surface.

The current wave of hostility to a liberal arts education has surfaced at the same moment when states are being asked to adopt the Common Core State Standards for K-through-12 students.

The depth of hostility that minority groups, especially African Americans, felt toward police surfaced during those disturbances.

He says it with a certain hostility, and it also surfaces when the old Cardinals mention the new Mets.

The upheavals at home were believed to be the beginnings of young Mitchum's hostility that began to surface in a series of schoolyard brawls.

Low-level tensions surfaced at the Israeli-Lebanese border, as the exuberance mixed with the palpable hostility toward Israel.

Low-level tensions surfaced at the Israeli-Lebanese border as the exuberance here mixed with the palpable hostility toward Israel.