Sentence examples for is a hostility from inspiring English sources

"There is a hostility toward me by the judge – tremendous hostility – beyond belief," Trump said.

"What really animates" the Roberts court, Erwin Chemerinsky wrote recently in The Arizona Law Review, "is a hostility to campaign finance laws much more than a commitment to expanding speech".

There's a hostility in these poems".

But if it isn't driven purely by ideology, it's a hostility very hard to understand.

"For a start, there was a hostility to them there, a feeling they were the 'tall poppies' who would return only if their careers were flagging.

"And there's a hostility to the very notion you might hire faculty from abroad".At many Latin American public universities students pay nothing, staff are unsackable, and the curriculum is old-fashioned and politicised.

However, it served to create controversy and there was a hostility between the two teams when they shook hands at the end of an entertaining and hard-fought series.

There was a hostility in the air.

Underlying it all is a shared hostility to globalisation".

There is a real hostility towards localised culture," he says.

There is a general hostility towards far-right politics, Islamophobia and discrimination.