Sentence examples for of open hostility from inspiring English sources

Months of open hostility preceded the crisis.

Despite some success with initial implementation, the agreement effectively ended in 2003 because of open hostility between the two countries.

De Blasio has faced expressions of open hostility from New York's police unions since two officers were killed last weekend.

So instead of open hostility to Brexit, they have been obliged to accept the triggering of article 50 and confine their hostility to guerrilla action.

If North and South Korea reconcile, peace on their peninsula may come at the price of open hostility between China and Japan.

Stuart Maconie said he liked having him around for the "crackle of open hostility", but he may have been being sarcastic.

But it is "simple-minded," he said, to argue, as some sociologists have done, that the absence of open hostilities means there are no real social classes with similar interests.

The agreement provided for: A suspension of open hostilities.

Recent events marked an improvement in relations between Washington and Tehran after decades of open hostilities, and a victory, if only a temporary one, for moderates in Iran.

Hot zones stay hot: Upon cessation of open hostilities it seems that we can safely pronounce a war "over," sometimes doing so with pomp and circumstance in the process.

Initial reaction to Finnegans Wake, both in its serialized and final published form, was largely negative, ranging from bafflement at its radical reworking of the English language to open hostility towards its lack of respect for the conventions of the novel.