Romney is a creature of two realms that he evidently believes American society doesn't understand, and that have been the frequent object of hostility: his church, and the corner of business where he has spent his career.
Public-employee pensions and employment contracts, which Tony Judt thinks of as a socially binding force, are now — from Athens to Madison, Wisconsin — the object of hostility by people who don't have them and of fierce, to-the-barricades protectiveness by people who do.
Public-employee pensions and employment contracts, which Tony Judt thinks of as a socially binding force, are now from Athens to Madison, Wisconsin the object of hostility by people who don't have them and of fierce, to-the-barricades protectiveness by people who do.
Thomas believes that when we are the object of systematic hostility, presumably the kind associated with systematic racism and sexism, a natural reaction on our part is to develop hostility, bitterness, and rancor.
Like him, He was the object of the hostility of the priests, the party of the Sadducees.
We shall not create stability with more troops, who will only become the object of increasing hostility.
Incapable of change and therefore the fit object of unrelenting hostility, they needed to be confronted militarily, up to the point of nuclear annihilation if that's what it took, as the taped musings of various U.S. presidents attest.
Dionisio Marenco, Managua's Sandinista mayor and Ortega's longtime friend and loyal collaborator, has recently fallen from grace and become the object of Sandinista hostilities because he criticised Murillo's arbitrary methods and decisions.
Utterly exhausted and debt-ridden, Austria could hardly have resisted any further demands of Napoleon, but it was then no longer the main object of Napoleon's hostility.
Hostility was measured using the 20-item Chinese Hostility Inventory Short-Form (CHI-SF) [ 38], which contained four dimensions of hostility: (1) hostile cognition (six items, α =.78); (2) hostile affection (four items, α =.78); (3) expressive hostility (five items, α =.76); and (4) suppressive hostility (five items, α =.73).
Their influence explains why the government from which Shays demanded relief, and the government that Johnson tried to place more firmly in the hands of the people, has now become the object of popular suspicion and hostility.
