Sentence examples for kind of hostile from inspiring English sources

"One of them, especially, had been kind of hostile.

Eva and Kevin achieve a kind of hostile mutual understanding.

Cruz, too, represents the kind of hostile takeover that Polsby warned about.

"I really frown on evangelicals that are kind of hostile themselves," she says.

This kind of hostile reaction has only convinced the Greeks that this crisis is a two-way tug-of-war.

"My dad, he had been drinking, and he was kind of hostile toward the police," Taylor said.

Like "Cold Mountain," a lot of "Thirteen Moons" is episodic, a string of adventure stories — about hunting or fighting or other kinds of hostile encounter.

Instead they encountered the kinds of hostile reactions they thought had mostly vanished, like a 2006 article on Slate.com in which Jacob Weisberg argued that Joseph Smith was a "con man" and the religion a "transparent and recent fraud".

Implementation in a simple virtual world shows that the system can recover from certain kinds of hostile code attacks that cause it to make wrong decisions in its application domain, even if some of its self-monitoring components are also disabled.

Kreindlin said it was "absurd" to think that an organisation with a long history of non-violent protest could have been engaged in any kind of violent hostile activity.

"But we have got a squad who don't mind being on the road and kind of relish hostile atmospheres".