Sentence examples for obviously hostile from inspiring English sources

Lazaro's interests, to say the least, are not obviously hostile to plaintiff's interests.

Privately, however, the government is, in some ways, as intemperate as ever; it is certainly more desperate now, facing a public that, for the first time since the overthrow of the Shah, is obviously hostile.

I now saw the liberal attitude of this press in a different light; the lofty tone in which it answered attacks and its method of killing them with silence now revealed itself to me as a trick as clever as it was treacherous...the sense of the whole thing was so obviously hostile to Germanism that this could only have been intentional.

The second strategy starts when the regime makes an obviously hostile move sure to provoke a reaction from the West, such as test-firing a missile or fabricating new centrifuges for a nuclear program.

Yes, the Republican Party got 2% of the black vote in the last election because of their obviously hostile stance against African-Americans.

While rank and file Democrats view Fox News as an obviously hostile force, elected Democrats have long struggled over whether to engage or fight the channel.

Seemingly innocent phenomena like puns or jests are as open to interpretation as more obviously tendentious, obscene, or hostile jokes.

Nets Coach Byron Scott said yesterday, "With everything that was said, especially by the fans, and the fact we're going into a very hostile environment, obviously, there's no love lost.

The less hostile journalism helped, obviously.

He frowned, obviously interpreting it as a hostile question, a Democrat question.

It feels like we have both travelled back in time to the 70s and I have metamorphosed into one of those seedy Daily Mirror journalists in a stained mackintosh whose hostile interviews he obviously detested.