Sentence examples for media hostility from inspiring English sources

But a clever approach can neutralise media hostility.

And both Khan and Momentum show the left can rebut media hostility – and even thrive.

This is amplified by a natural process of media hostility: we notice what's unusual.

The senior Labour politician was responding to a question from a junior doctor over how striking workers could combat media hostility.

Thus Lane's long retirement was marred by the residual media hostility of one unremarkable judicial pronouncement that became so painfully remarkable.

But add in relentless media hostility, rampant Islamophobia, state surveillance and harassment of Muslim communities, and such alienation can only spread.

It is already provoking regular media hostilities, the Chinese papers lashing out at India as "jealous" of China's success, after the former Indian defence minister's broadside.

It also documents the media's hostility toward the leftist governments in Latin America, including your editorial board's initial endorsement (modified three days later) of the military coup that briefly overthrew Venezuela's democratic government in 2002.

Aberhart reacted bitterly to the media's hostility.

Many point to the media's hostility toward Belichick, the Patriot's grim-faced, tight-lipped coach.

This developed into a media-fueled hostility between East Coast and West Coast rappers, which culminated in the still-unsolved murders of Shakur and the wildly gifted MC known as the Notorious B.I.G.