Sentence examples for implacable hostility from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ahmadinejad's refusal to recognize the Holocaust became a symbol of Tehran's implacable hostility.

Nike, Wolfgang's niece, has plenty of ideas but faces her uncle's implacable hostility.

Surrounding the insurgency is the wider, implacable hostility between India and Pakistan.

Because the vast majority of their non-Roma neighbours express implacable hostility toward them.

They plunged ahead with their crucial work against the longest odds and in the face of seemingly implacable hostility.

I was stunned by their implacable hostility and convinced that they were a psychological menace to my patient.

The authors, Elliot Slotnick, Sheldon Goldman, and Sara Schiavoni, suggest that the struggle over confirming judges represents an apt metaphor for the Obama Presidency as a whole: modest progress in the face of implacable Republican hostility.

It takes a certain genius to earn the implacable, simultaneous hostility of both the neo-Zionists and the Palestinians, but Honderich has managed it without much effort and, to complete the hat trick, he has become persona non grata for New Labour.

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

In a gushing article on the designer Thomas Heatherwick, published soon after it was announced that Sky TV would sponsor his proposed garden bridge, Richard Morrison of the Times wondered why the project attracts opponents "whose hostility seems implacable".

But the orthodoxies of today's Republicans, regarding taxes, Obamacare, and social issues, seem immovable, and their hostility toward Democrats and the Democratic President is implacable.