Sentence examples for palpable hostility from inspiring English sources

Low-level tensions surfaced at the Israeli-Lebanese border as the exuberance here mixed with the palpable hostility toward Israel.

Low-level tensions surfaced at the Israeli-Lebanese border, as the exuberance mixed with the palpable hostility toward Israel.

But the incongruity of the effort, during a day of high tension and palpable hostility, only served to emphasize the differences between this Middle East meeting and other, more cordial such meetings in recent years.

I'm surveying the crowd, wondering how many of these justifiably angry people carry knives or even handguns to express their palpable hostility, and what the ratio of security and police officers is to civilians, when I see a small man of no certain ethnic origin dragging a large plastic garbage bag behind him.

Thus, what is most remarkable about the Miranda decision -- and what made it unacceptable as a matter of straightforward constitutional interpretation in the Marbury tradition -- is its palpable hostility toward the act of confession per se, rather than toward what the Constitution abhors, compelled confession.

The Suez crisis of 1956 and the 1967 six-day war intensified the hostility palpable in Arab streets and hastened the exodus of virtually all remaining Jews from countries such as Egypt where they had lived for over two millennia.

While Mr. Clark never inspired much hostility, a palpable irritation greeted the "American Idol" announcement.

Mr. Yang's comments aggravated what many residents from abroad say is an increasingly palpable rush of antiforeign hostility that often quietly coexists, paradoxically, alongside effusive admiration for the West.

When Dru and her husband argue about their marital problems, she quotes Updike ("The expected gift isn't worth giving") and makes statements like "Your hostility was palpable last night".

With last year's Holocaust-themed Oscar winner Ida triggering questionable responses, and Jews currently sensing a palpable rise in ethnic hostility even in the relatively liberal UK, these things matter.

In "Dark Blue," which takes place in 1992 as Los Angeles awaits the verdict in the Rodney King beating trial, racial hostility is as palpable as smog.