Sentence examples for received hostility from inspiring English sources

We have received hostility from most of the media and some of the police.

Other times, they got in, but were received with hostility or indifference.

The exhibition was received with hostility by the bourgeois press and led to a succès de scandale.

Such statements would no doubt have been received with hostility, and probably with social if not even criminal sanctions, throughout the ancient world.

You're going to receive some hostility, whatever you say and do, because that's what Twitter is about.

"I became aware at that first meeting that my statement was not going to change anybody's mind, and that my task was to receive the hostility of the people with as much grace as I could muster and not become hostile in return," Lee says.

While in some parts of Punjab – the country's dominant province – they received abuse and hostility.

Instead, says Wright, they were received with delays, hostility and "diversionary tactics".

The ambulance was escorted to Claremorris railway station, where Boycott and his family boarded a train to Dublin, where Boycott was received with some hostility.

Although eagerly accepted by the director Charles Holroyd, they were received with extreme hostility by the Trustees; Lord Redesdale wrote that "I would as soon expect to hear of a Mormon service being conducted in St . Pauls Cathedral as to see the exhibition of the works of the modern French Art-rebels in the sacred precincts of Trafalgar Square".

No enemy within, however, received the contempt and hostility reserved for the United States.