Sentence examples for permanent hostility from inspiring English sources

"We were confronted with a permanent hostility that nobody dreamed of concealing. . .

However, J. Fine suggests that immediately after the death of his father, Ivan Sratsimir tried to seize the control over the whole of Bulgaria for himself and even captured and held Sofia for a year or two, which lead to permanent hostility between the two brothers and spoiled any chances for a common Bulgarian resistance against the Ottomans.

The president dispatched Secretary of State Colin L. Powell to push for a permanent halt to hostilities.

As much as there has been a permanent state of hostilities between Israel and the Assad regime, it was a classic example of the devil you know.

The Israeli message to the Palestinians and to Hezbollah was loud and clear: Israel has and will continue to have the capacity to enter any of the evacuated territories at will and only a total and permanent cessation of hostilities will end future Israeli incursions.

On the contrary, Ms Smith retorted, it is they who have refused to compromise.Sensing widespread hostility to a permanent increase in the current 28-day limit, the government now proposes to give the home secretary the power to increase it temporarily, subject to various safeguards.

We walked out of that room with the same sense of urgency [as others]." The conference ended with a statement fudging the ceasefire issue, with participants expressing "their determination to work immediately to reach with the utmost urgency a ceasefire", but going on to incorporate Washington's insistence that any cessation of hostilities be "lasting, permanent and durable".

McAloney decided he wanted to remain in the Air Force on the cessation of hostilities, and subsequently sought a permanent commission in the post-war RAAF.

"He urges all parties to adhere to this cessation of hostilities and work towards a permanent and lasting end to the conflict," said Ban's Spokesperson Stephane Dujarric.

FOnlow Brian McManus on thetter.

In more recent years, "town and gown" relations have soured as students and permanent residents looked at each other with increasing hostility.