Sentence examples for implied hostility from inspiring English sources
I should have challenged every person who uttered a racist joke or racial slur, every person who displayed hostility toward those with skin different from their own, every person who implied hostility through attitude or tendency.
First, the organizers hoped to refute charges that the desire to ban prostitution implies hostility toward prostitutes.
There are moments throughout the film that imply hostility towards Ben's race and his power but issues surrounding his racial identity aren't overtly explored.
Burton's seven-page report is a description of Peach's death and the subsequent inquest which, at times, implies a hostility toward Peach supporters.
The crowd's hostility implied that some fans were not pleased with the Knicks' deal.
Rosenblatt implied that the hostility to the golf club has more to do with vanity and wounded pride than its potential impact on the wetlands or the community.
The irony of these Republican attacks implying Obama's hostility toward Israel, therefore, is that Obama's hard-line support for Israeli government policies is probably the single issue that places him furthest to the right of rank-and-file Democrats.
Its departure implied death.
Some passages implied genocide.
The court has now stated that the president has the right to hold Mr Hamdan and the other detainees "for the duration of active hostilities"—thus implying that America's struggle against al-Qaeda is indeed a war.
