Sentence examples for radically hostile from inspiring English sources
Mr. Kushner was not present, and fragments of his views — which are complicated, passionate, critical — were balled up into a few pellets by Mr. Wiesenfeld, who gave a 900-word speech that was mostly devoted to other figures who he felt were radically hostile to Israel.
Yet, a small Turkish organisation, fanatical in its religious views and radically hostile to Israel, recruited to its cause several hundred seekers of peace and justice, and managed to lure Israel into a trap, because it knew how Israel would react, knew how Israel is destined and compelled, like a puppet on a string, to react the way it did.
There is, again, at this moment, an even greater emergency than gun violence facing the country: that of having a radically anti-American Administration, hostile to principles of pluralist democracy, and, as George Will rightly pointed out this week, devoted instead to reactionary European ideals of blood, folk, and authority.
Two Beijing insiders who know Mr. Wang and Mr. Li said that the two men were not openly hostile to each other, but had radically different personal styles.
There is much hostile misunderstanding between them, mostly due to radically different interpretations of the word.
Radically ambiguous and radically free.
That changed things radically.
But coupled with hostile talk from Washington and elsewhere about the need to overthrow the present political order and replace it with something radically different, then it would seem extraordinary if they did otherwise.
"This [rapturous reception] is radically different from what it was like even five years ago, when in fact [at talks about Israel-Palestine] I had to have police protection because the audience was so hostile".
