Sentence examples for hostility with which from inspiring English sources

There is nothing comparable to the 57-year-old relentless, punitive hostility with which the greatest superpower has treated a small, poor third-world country.

But regardless of whether or not anyone has ever actually peeked through the glass at Lottz's club, his response is an uncanny reflection of the disdain and hostility with which so many comedians treat women on stage.

After freezing the Australian media out of the press conference that explained the background to Trott's departure, England are not making many friends – although after the hostility with which they were welcomed to Brisbane by the local press, they have presumably concluded there is not much to lose.

He took seven for 12 against West Indies in Jamaica in March 2004, and deserves to be remembered for the hostility with which he shook up Australia in the first Test of the 2005 series at Lord's, rather than that wide in Brisbane.

Management will be keen to see Jones recapture the form and hostility with which he kept batsmen on their toes when he was a key member of the England attack.

The open hostility with which I'm routinely greeted doesn't help.

He further suggested that the film depicts the sea as capable of both friendliness and hostility, a force with which the Bajau must deal every day.

Before this date he had been engaged in hostilities with Portugal, which was in alliance with John of Gaunt.

But the hostility, the controlling manner, with which they dealt with us, the diversionary tactics..

"There is a great deal of international skepticism and hostility toward military commissions, and this is a very tough case with which to push back against that skepticism and hostility".

"Targeting a foreign government, especially one with which there is a background in hostilities, is common.