But in his patient way, he methodically sifts through the professional hostilities and personal animosities and comes to a compassionate understanding of the tragic and, in the end, dehumanizing compromises people make for the sake of their ideals.
Yet the Sanders campaign claimed their criticisms of Sanders "have gone beyond dispassionate ideological disagreement and have exposed a deeper professional, political and personal hostility toward the senator and his campaign" and urged their removal as a result.
That Stockhausen could achieve such a result with such primitive means (as they now seem), in the face of scepticism from his professional elders, and constant hostility and incomprehension from audiences, is a tribute to his strength of character and his unwavering visionary purpose.
We have failed to acknowledge the sheer scale of resistance and hostility that professionals have to bear in child protection.
The characters' comic rivalries and hostilities -- professional, sexual and parental -- are set off by a sense of cosmic infinitude that makes them seem petty and rather sad.
Envious hostility toward a professional rival is more like an embarrassing body function: please do not share.
Then, underneath, there could be a less-educated, more-balkanized layer, with high residential and professional segregation and more ethnic hostility.
I am afraid that it is a mixture of my own paranoia and hostility towards health professionals, and the way I interpret what they say.
Hall injected this hostility into his first professional commission for Live, Wittgenstein on Tyne.
This fascinating insight cast some light for me on a phenomenon I've long puzzled over: the enduring, not well-acknowledged, insidious and quite endemic hostility toward well-educated professional women that exists in our culture.
