Sentence examples for hostility without from inspiring English sources

Nobody familiar with Europe's history can look at this resurgence of hostility without feeling a shiver.

Without the opportunity to be either sultry or histrionic, Ms. Jolie lurches from dewy self-pity to manic hostility without appearing to feel a thing.

For those clinicians who support abortion rights in a passive or secretive fashion, increased hostility without security will likely drive them away from providing services.

The war on drugs ultimately gave white people an easy way to discriminate against blacks and express hostility without being accused of racism.

In order for the criminal code's article 213.2 to be applied, it is absolutely necessary to establish the motivation of hostility, without which it would be impossible to penalize the women with more than a fine.

Watching America's garden variety intolerant jackasses stumble and stammer as if Darryl Revok somehow got inside their brains, trying to find a way to simultaneously shun Phelps's psychopathic hostility without dismissing the belief system behind it -- trying to kill only the messenger, as it were -- is just priceless.

PKK leaders insist: "We are obliged to maintain this halt to hostilities, without succumbing to doubt".

While many presidents of both parties have deployed forces into hostilities without prior Congressional permission, there is far less precedent for defying the section of the War Powers Resolution that imposes the 60-day deadline on hostilities.

The administration has contended that it is within Mr. Obama's power to initiate American participation in the hostilities without Congress because the combat is limited to an air offensive.

Under current law, the legal analysis of targeted killings is straightforward: If we are at war, an American government may target enemy combatants and civilians directly participating in hostilities without running afoul of either domestic or international law.

His purpose in visiting the parliament was to call for a year-long cease-fire in the Muslim tradition of hudna, which provides for a temporary end of hostilities without long-term political strings attached.