Sentence examples for most hostile response from inspiring English sources
Rolnik said it was the most hostile response she had ever faced from a national government.
It was the most hostile response to any provision of the Dodd-Frank financial overhaul law, which created the Volcker Rule with the notion that banks should not make risky wagers while enjoying government deposit insurance and other types of backing.
"Trials," which premièred on British television last March, is an eighty-minute response to the most hostile question of all: At a time when Slobodan Milosevic and Augusto Pinochet have been arrested for crimes against humanity, shouldn't Kissinger also be held legally accountable for what his policies led to in Cambodia, in Chile, and in East Timor?
Most hostile ex-friends do the same, Dr. Card found, and the hostility does not escalate.
Looking back over that piece, which prompted a surprising amount of hostile response, I realize I made many cogent arguments refuting this nonsense, but for some reason omitted the most important.
It prompted a hostile response.
Decades of hostile rhetoric towards the West and towards Israel have fostered an equally hostile response.
The most hostile grumbling has a personal edge.
A life form that thrives in the most hostile conditions.
Despite the volatile, hostile response the article provoked, I stand by my argument.
O'Carroll said he was not phased by critics' lukewarm, and occasionally hostile response to the show.
