Sentence examples for looks hostile from inspiring English sources

To many, it looks hostile to foreign investment.

This gives you a nice upper hand and a heads up if he or she is not who they have claimed to be, or looks hostile.

The Pioneers look hostile.

He turns the grinder off, looking hostile and put out.

They're a hazard and they don't even look nice - they look hostile and threatening".

He doesn't exactly smile, but he does not look hostile either.

It is a beautifully composed picture of four people whose bodies are rigid with tension, and whose staring faces illustrate different ways of looking hostile.

"He's right over beside the Rangers supporters", said Archie of the perpetrator, "who would look hostile at The Russians if they even sneezed at Stein".

The photo she sent in, he said, "looked hostile," but the play she submitted, called "Any Woman Can't," about a Smith graduate who blows a tap-dancing audition and then ruins her life by marrying the wrong man, made him laugh.

By dwelling so much on social and especially sexual issues, Mr Santorum may have helped to make the whole Republican Party look hostile to women.Since women vote in larger numbers than men, this is a big problem (bigger even than the alienation of Hispanics, another group mightily displeased by the Republican primaries).

The opposition's confused and mistaken opposition to new rules on foreign investment in retail in India, and its bungled efforts in forcing a vote on the issue in parliament, make it look hostile to pro-growth measures just as India's economy slows to less than 6% GDP growth.