Sentence examples for hostility to the wolf from inspiring English sources

A third is an implacable, and unjustified, hostility to the wolf.

Hostility to the audience is a mistake.

It has hardened their hostility to the guerrillas.

Opinion polls show intense hostility to the reform.

That can spill over into hostility to the state.

Britain tops surveys of hostility to the European Union.

"There was noticeable hostility to the view of the churches.

And then there was this hostility to the US films.

And when it ceases protecting them, they will be exposed to the worst aspects of that myth — a deep, ancestral hostility to wolves based on... nothing.

Talk to the wolf.

Avicenna had argued in his On the Soul (the De anima part of The Healing I.5 and IV.3) that human beings and animals share an internal sense called estimation (wahm, aestimatio), which perceives so-called "intentions" (ma'ânî, intentiones) in an object, such as hostility and friendliness: The sheep perceives hostility in the wolf and judges that the wolf is to be fled from.