Sentence examples for inhospitable aspect from inspiring English sources

The Turks, when they came to control the lands beyond the sea's southern shores, encountered only the sudden storms whipped up on its waters and reverted to a designation reflecting the inhospitable aspect of what they now termed the Karadenız, or Black Sea.

Of all countries, Germany is the one that can least afford to look inhospitable to Jews.

We looked at long-term mortality, inhospital MACE, and major inhospitable bleeding complications.

Migrants face robbers, rapists, crooked police officers and inhospitable terrain; disappearances are common.

One striking aspect of the Inca and pre-Inca is that they often created culture and civilization in very inhospitable places.

Would that be inhospitable?

The wind was inhospitable.

"There are more settlements, more settler violence, more intrusiveness into all aspects of Palestinian life, and there are overlooked actions that are wholly unacceptable, like systematically making the Jordan Valley, about a quarter of our land mass, inhospitable.

Brutal and inhospitable, but at least honest.

It is also an aggressively inhospitable place.

The South seemed inhospitable to literature.