Sentence examples for overly hostile from inspiring English sources

During the 1999 banking battle, the director of the Bank of France, Jean-Claude Trichet, openly opposed overly hostile moves.

The report accused the soldiers' commanders in Kosovo of displaying a "propensity toward Serb favoritism" and an overly hostile attitude toward Kosovo's Albanians.

But British diplomats warn that the Tories will struggle to influence other EU leaders if they are seen as overly hostile.

The government is hoping that crossbench peers, who are wary of being overly hostile to the government, will support this motion.

Being committed to the received view of negative liberty, liberals thus tend to be overly hostile to government action (Pettit 1997, 2009).

"Blog writing is informal and rapid fire, which makes it easy to write a post that sounds overly hostile," says Chris Rowan, a geology blogger and postdoctoral fellow at the University of Chicago in Illinois.

An overly confrontational and hostile approach can squander this opportunity.

On Monday, executives from the five major television news networks — ABC News, CBS News, NBC News, CNN, and Fox News — plan to meet in order to discuss how to deal with what they say has been overly obstructive and hostile behavior from the Trump campaign toward journalists, reported the Washington Post.

North of Victory Boulevard, however, Mr. Hyde takes over, assuming that familiar Valley identity of an overly wide, pedestrian-hostile boulevard pockmarked by auto shops, industrial behemoths, forlorn mini-malls and stucco overkill.

(Has he become more reclusive, avoiding family and friends in social settings or at home? Is she more irritable with others than usual, acting out in a hostile or overly-sensitive manner?) Scan cell phone records for unusual texting patterns or phone numbers you don't recognize.

Always document interactions that become hostile or are overly disagreeable.