Sentence examples for profound hostility from inspiring English sources

They get on each other's nerves a lot, but it's not profound hostility".

Little wonder, then, that government is so often the target of profound hostility.

First, the judgment reflects a profound hostility to Microsoft's efforts to improve Windows by adding new features and functionality.

He genuinely believed that he would be supported against the rebels, failing to comprehend the profound hostility that Laud's innovations had created in England.

He said supporters of all these groups shared one core feature: their profound hostility towards immigration, multiculturalism and rising cultural and ethnic diversity.

The biggest is Iran's profound hostility to Israel – "the world's centre of evil, espionage and warmongering", in the words of the defence minister, Hossein Dehghan.

Boris Yeltsin and Viktor Chernomyrdin confronted the prospect of incurring profound western hostility, and chose to become part of the solution that has been imposed on Milosevic.

King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia urged Iran's foreign minister to "spare us your evil" in a meeting that reflected profound Arab hostility to the Islamic Republic – a recurrent theme of high-level private conversations in the Middle East in recent times.

Associated with this perception is the conclusion that the profound popular hostility towards the West stems from its responsibility for the predicament of the Arabs -- the colonial rule, the support for the oppressive regimes and the backing of Israel.

I suspect that the long travails of the eurozone have had a profound effect on public opinion, hardening scepticism into hostility.

Rather than alienation and hostility to another time and a different culture, philology as applied to Weltliteratur involved a profound humanistic spirit deployed with generosity and, if I may use the word, hospitality.