Sentence examples for hostility those from inspiring English sources

Rather, the level of hostility those visitors to Hazeltine encountered from a frenzied home crowd created a narrative which will flow into 2018 and Paris.

Hamilton carried his views into action and successfully defended — in the face of enormous public hostility — those who had property taken under these three New York state statutes.

*B'Tselem defines OTHERS as Palestinians killed taking part in hostilities, those killed in targeted killings, police officers and others where it was unclear whether they were involved in the fighting.

Russia inherited its entire fleet from the Soviet Union, and that surface fleet was built for one main objective: to protect and support the operations of submarines so that, in the event of hostilities, those subs could fire their missiles at the United States before being destroyed.

Hostility from those in one party toward those in the other has risen.

This shared lack of self-awareness, in those with heightened levels of hostility and those with decreased levels of blood glucose, may be related to diminished right frontal function.

As in the campaign, Trump is a polarizing figure who generates great enthusiasm among those who support him and deep hostility among those who do not.

Students exposed to those songs reported lower levels of hostility than those who had heard purely violent songs, but they were still drawn to the more violent options on a number of tests that relied on word associations.

Fourth and finally, when frustrated, people often respond with more hostility to those things that they perceive as lower-status than to those things they perceive as higher-status.

Rather than a chronological narrative, it's a set of admonitions and instructions, repeated often, so the effect produced can be one of adamant hostility to those who reject Muhammad's revelations, whereas the murder of those who stood in the way of the Israelites is part of a larger, unfolding story.

The hostility of those who opposed the war is compounded by the unease of those who went along with it because they believed Mr Blair's claim that Saddam Hussein could launch weapons of mass destruction within 45 minutes.