Sentence examples for overwhelming hostility from inspiring English sources

"I think there's an overwhelming hostility against the Greeks," she told the Guardian.

But those who oppose this view cite Populus poll findings that showed the overwhelming hostility of British Muslims to the 7/7 bombers.

Addressing the overwhelming hostility of some four million to six million Kurds to a Turkish military presence in their country, Mr. Khalilzad also said that the concerns of "our Kurdish friends in northern Iraq" have been "fully factored into our discussions with Turkey".

Sandhu compares Phillips's "gloom" with the brio of Hanif Kureishi, but the London into which Kureishi emerged had already been decisively altered by the presence of migrants and the possibility for transformation they created in the face of overwhelming hostility and isolation.

Some of their defensiveness is understandable in light of the majority opinion's overwhelming hostility.

Again, looking at the online response to those articles, I noted the overwhelming public hostility towards Miller and the prime minister.

Kerry's meeting with Arab ministers, including from Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates, followed talks in Lithuania with European foreign ministers, who blamed the attack in Syria on Assad but, aware of overwhelming public hostility to an attack, refused to endorse military action.

Still, overwhelming is overwhelming.

Other dominant themes and indicators of risk from the interviews with the mothers were the overwhelming feelings of guilt and hostility (Baradon et al., 2008), and these too may become more entrenched and infant-directed over time if adequate provision is not made to intervene in this process.

It is inconceivable to me that my grandfather for all his asserted hostility and my father for all his overwhelming anxiety did not feel the same about their children.

Apparently, the perception among some Israelis is that media coverage has been slanted to show the conflict too much from Palestinian eyes, to the point where journalists are facing hostility not only in Gaza, where the overwhelming majority of the violence has taken place, but in Israel.