Sentence examples for implicit hostility from inspiring English sources
In the aftermath of the 1992 Los Angeles riots, one of the many criticisms of the Korean-American community was directed at the implicit hostility in posting signs that can't be read by others.
Notably, these "discrepant" individuals were also significantly more likely than other participants to favor anti-gay policies; to be willing to assign significantly harsher punishments to perpetrators of petty crimes if they were presumed to be homosexual; and to express greater implicit hostility toward gay subjects (also measured with the help of subliminal priming).
The same implicit hostility toward neutral nations such as Sweden was also held towards Switzerland.
This seems to be the implicit argument behind widespread hostility to public assistance for single mothers.
Every life he touches he leaves in ruins -- a need to deface beauty as a result of self-loathing is implicit, and DMX signs that motivation with sly hostility.
And taxpayers, whether explicit owners or implicit guarantors, will peer at the industry and its leaders with hostility, not admiration.As dramatic as these changes will be to those inside the banks, they will be just as striking for banks' customers.
There was an odd mixture of hostility and good humor in her conversation — with enough class and race and sexual politics implicit in it to supply several seminar rooms at Luke's liberal-arts college.
Earlier generations faced hostility.
