Sentence examples for lack of hostilities from inspiring English sources
After 9... h6, the game had become typical of what has been called the Pianissimo Variation because of its lack of hostilities.
My lack of hostility made me suspect.
More surprisingly, there is a distinct lack of hostility and commentary from other black people, whatever their hairstyle choice.
Recent studies have correlated long life with optimism, with positive thinking, and with a lack of hostility, anxiety and depression.
"I regret you cannot see it our way," Gorbachev said at last, confounded as much by the President's power of belief as by his lack of hostility.
They say the moral ambiguity is one reason for an almost total lack of hostility toward Americans in Hiroshima, a city of about 1.1 million in the shadow of forested mountains.
In the quarter century that Davis survived after his release, the affection of white southerners for the leader who failed them was matched by the forgiveness most northerners eventually extended to their former enemy.Part of the reason for this astonishing lack of hostility was the intimacy and community of interest at the top of American society.
But some Argentine fans said they were surprised by the lack of hostility.
Utah is bizarrely friendly and polite and for a New Yorker like myself the lack of hostility can be jarring.
CHINA has a competitive advantage that is rare among economic powers investing in faraway developing countries: a lack of ancient hostility.
Unlike some of the other hugely influential Los Angeles artists of his demographic--namely Paul McCarthy, Mike Kelly, Charles Ray, whose work mines the darker side of American culture--the resonant power in Shaw's work seems to come from its lack of cynicism, hostility, or internal rage.
