Sentence examples for really hostile from inspiring English sources
"He's really hostile to the administration".
"Some ideas were really hostile to modern life.
"It was a really hostile setting," according to one firefighter who was at the meeting.
The transaction itself is mundane, and whether it was really hostile, or really the first such example, is debatable.
"People were just really hostile and aggressive," said Ms. Karcher, partly blaming talk radio discussions for the calls.
When it was getting really hostile in the press between you two, did you ever run into her?
But the Fed chairman then, Alan Greenspan, was really quite hostile to the notion that he should be wading into the subprime market.
But abjuring it is not in itself an adequate policy, and sanctions alone are hardly a substitute: witness the longevity of Fidel Castro and Saddam Hussein.If Mr Bush is really as hostile to armed intervention as he proclaims, he will have to commit himself to some vigorous diplomatic engagement.
Further evidence of obstruction and unnecessary secrecy by the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food (MAFF) was heard.Edwina Currie, a former health minister, told the inquiry how, in the late 1980s, MAFF was "really quite hostile" to the Department of Health's attempts to keep the public informed about any illness in animals that might pose a risk to human health.
And that reaction to women getting in the ring really was very hostile.
Japan's three "megabanks" hold some ¥12 trillion $123 billionn) in other companies' shares (ostensibly in order to cement business relationships, but really to thwart hostile takeovers).
