Sentence examples for how hostility from inspiring English sources

Jeremy Cliffe, the Economist's Bagehot columnist, has written a good article about the killing of Jo Cox and how hostility to politicians has gone too far.

In the Nottingham study, police officers felt that training fell short on articulating how hostility could be established (or not) and what courses of action, including prosecution, were possible.

A 2014 Guardian report discussed how hostility against homosexuality was undermining the fight against HIV/AIDS in Myanmar -- which, according to the World Health Organization, has one of Asia's highest HIV prevalence rates.

How hostility and anger is passed along and causes a ripple effect -- the boy calling the girl fat has been called fat himself, as well as stupid, and other things he finds hurtful -- and he in turn lashes out in anger using the same weapons.

Senior Pentagon figures such as Mattis and Dunford view how the US withdraws from conflicts as being of as great importance as how hostilities are commenced.

Yet the arrest of a Taiwanese general on charges of spying for China shows how hostilities still simmer.Major-general Lo Hsien-che seems to be the highest-ranking Taiwanese officer in decades accused of passing secrets to China.

"I was amazed at how much hostility was directed at me," Ms. Steele said.

And it made me think anew of how much hostility lurks within Mr. Allen's cinematic love letters to Manhattan.

The intern seemed to take it very well, but my fellow students and I were shaken by the event, asking how such hostility could be conducive to learning.

Newman and Jacobs draw on early survey research and on archives of letters to government officials to show how much hostility Roosevelt's programs faced.

Davidson has incorporated the breakup into his stand-up act, but on Monday, he took a serious tone in disclosing how the hostility is affecting his mental health.