Sentence examples for marked hostility from inspiring English sources

There is marked hostility to the US political establishment, and it is clear that many voters in the UK simply do not believe the government's warnings about the economic risks of Brexit.

His file details the GTMO administration's marked hostility towards him, possibly as a result.

The local federal judge assigned to the case, Andrew Hanen, had already shown a marked hostility toward President Obama's immigration policies.

An F.B.I. memorandum in his file says, "Hemingway's investigations began to show a marked hostility to the Cuban Police and in a lesser degree to the F.B.I".

The complete inefficiency of the metastatic process implies that healthy tissues naturally display a marked hostility toward invading tumor cells, but certain cell lineages may express molecules that bias the metastatic efficiency to different target organs [ 42].

Both games are marked by hostility between Russia and the West.

Polish foreign policy has been introverted, incompetent and marked by hostility to Germany since the Kaczynskis came to power in late 2005.

The fixture has been marked by hostility in recent years but it is not unprecedented for the managers to hit it off.

Francis said he had spoken to the patriarchs about "those who live in the Middle East, often in small flocks, in environments marked by hostility and conflicts" and "the size of the diaspora, which is notably growing".

While early (non-trans) feminist perspectives on trans issues were marked by hostility, trans studies and politics have emerged in complex reaction and interaction with feminist and queer theory and politics as something to be recognized.

In this study, aggressive dog-breed owners scored higher in the personality trait of psychoticism, which is marked by anger, hostility and aggression.