Sentence examples for kind of hostility from inspiring English sources

It's important for writers to generate this kind of hostility.

One thing's for sure - few conservative men would attract the same kind of hostility.

She writes about the Ellison essay that provides her title, "His beautiful, clinical descriptions emit a kind of hostility".

Ads: If I remember one, it's usually because it's irritated me and I get a kind of hostility against the product.

"Sometimes he doesn't get those five-fors, but no batsman enjoys the spells he bowls and it was good to see him get what he deserved this game because that kind of hostility is unpleasant to face.

Converting this kind of hostility, and even its milder equivalents of scepticism, into a grudging agreement to give the new government a chance is a novel challenge for an incoming government.

A particular photo of Van Gaal (who is 66 and in good shape) looking frighteningly bemused and unkempt has already become a kind of hostility-signifier above the latest pitying editorial.

But by boycotting, the White House seemed to be getting caught up in the kind of hostilities that increasingly divide Fox News Channel from its rivals.

Some officials in Moscow expressed fears that Ingushetia was on its way to succumbing to the kind of hostilities that once stirred Chechnya.

The bill takes aim at the administration's controversial stance that military actions in Libya do not constitute the kind of "hostilities" defined by the War Power Act, which means Congressional approval is not needed.

Some men wrote publicly about their realisation of what kinds of hostility and danger women face, and how shocked they were to finally face it.