Sentence examples for rather hostile from inspiring English sources

Donald was rather hostile to Tom, I recall, and felt Tom was being offered all the roles he wanted.

"In Poland," he said, "we still do not have major politicians directed toward changing this rather hostile attitude toward Polish gays".

16 The (rather hostile) portrait of Avril Incandenza (AKA "The Moms") in the novel is based on Wallace's own mother Sally Foster.

What they find instead are wild animals that eat their goats, an epidemic of genital lice, a phenomenon know as winter and rather hostile neighbours who have guns.

She had thick, springy black hair, pulled back from her face into a stubby ponytail, rather hostile black eyebrows, and the sort of skin that tans easily.

Is India's problem too much centralisation of power, as Mr Gandhi argues, or rather too little effective decision-making and implementation, across the board?Third, Mr Gandhi has some rather hostile views of China.

American opinion is ambivalent rather than hostile.

He was bemused rather than hostile.

But their attitude to "entangling alliances" is pragmatic, rather than hostile across the board.

When the university conducted social research in a Hizbullah-controlled Beirut slum, Hizbullah was helpful rather than hostile.

In addition, many of today's mergers command no premium, and are agreed rather than hostile takeovers.