Sentence examples for recognise hostile from inspiring English sources

These regions are the parts of molecules that recognise hostile invaders.

I'd learned to ignore the ones that really want to be violent; you learn to recognise those as unnecessarily hostile.

Mr Barakeh has proposed an amendment to the law, recognising anyone harmed by "hostile activities by a terrorist organisation" as a victim of terror and therefore entitled to full compensation.

The filter room at Stanmore recognised the formation as hostile.

They accused Stonewall of refusing to recognise LGBT people who oppose the hostile tactics of transgender activists.

In front of the committee, Wright emphasised instead the role of educating the public on how disinformation spreads online, and how to recognise untrustworthy sources, particularly those backed by hostile states.

Unfortunately for Rhett, his flagship Henry had run aground in the river mouth, enabling Bonnet's canoe crews to approach, recognise the heavily armed and manned sloops as hostile and return uninjured to warn Bonnet.

They refused to recognise the legitimacy of the state and maintained a hostile attitude towards the establishment.

They refused to recognise the legitimacy of the state and maintained a hostile attitude towards the establishment and towards the rest of the far-left in Britain at that time.

His view is not meant to be hostile to the idea that we might recognise a 'new duty' in light of new circumstances (FE 189).

I still hold this view but must recognise facts; the international mood in 2016 for asylum seekers is hostile.