Sentence examples for powerful hostility from inspiring English sources

He will stir up powerful hostility, unlike a candidate such as [Alain] Juppé." This view is echoed by a top Socialist: "An incumbent president, with a possibly shaky record, would much rather run against an opponent with a poor record".

While Koch didn't explicitly embrace the Tea Party movement that day, more recently he has come close to doing so, praising it for demonstrating the "powerful visceral hostility in the body politic against the massive increase in government power, the massive efforts to socialize this country".

But often there is another powerful current in tango: hostility.

Ukip is currently riding a powerful wave of public hostility to both Europe and the Westminster parties and one result is that the Faragistes will do extremely well at the Euro-elections this May.

Haycock follows the hostilities with powerful economy, while tracing the artists' own splintered trajectories.

A media organization that is founded on hostility to the powerful and is run with almost no internal hierarchy will naturally be irregular.

One of her most powerful novels, which occasioned much hostility, this time in England, was House of Splendid Isolation, about a runaway IRA gunman and the woman at whose house he arrives one night in pursuit of shelter.

Growing rivalry between the boy and adult companies, exacerbated by hostility from the increasingly powerful Puritan movement, resulted in James I imposing even tighter controls and exercising heavy censorship on the theatre when he came to the throne in 1603.

Often, powerful market rallies erupted shortly after hostilities erupted.

Any attempt at oversight was met with hostility, especially from the increasingly powerful union.

The populist movement during the adversities of the 1890s spawned the People's Party, a powerful but short-lived organization based on hostility to corporate malfeasance and the gold standard.