Sentence examples for off the hostility from inspiring English sources
When there are boos, Venus has the ability to seal off the hostility.
The game programmers had thus switched off the hostility driven by the robot's artificial intelligence, allowing the player to walk past the hapless robot or shoot it.
England assistant coach Graham Rowntree says the players must feed off the hostility awaiting them in Cardiff to deliver a first Grand Slam in a decade.
If we bought the Chronicle and ran it the way we would like to, we wouldn't have any readers.' ") But he was set off by the hostility directed at San Francisco's élite, and the nation's.
The annual conference is known for its support of more libertarian-leaning candidates and the establishment-backed Bush tried to shrug off the evident hostility of parts of the crowd as something he would survive.
Moscow's deft footwork in crafting a deal with Washington to rid Syria of its chemical weapons stocks, moreover, has sidelined some of the United States' European partners, while President Obama's nascent courtship of the new Iranian leadership has unsettled traditional allies in the Arab world and in Israel, long used to trading off the mutual hostility between the United States and Iran.
Weary of the hostility they face from the outside world, Roma communities are prone to cut themselves off from society and its laws.
Feel the sugarcoating on the hostility.
America threw off the old world's hostility to failed businessmen along with British rule.
But the hostility remains.
The hostility to outsiders.
