Sentence examples for resolutely hostile from inspiring English sources

The Bourbons who have dominated public policy for the past few decades are resolutely hostile to any kind of professional or service ethos.

The Bush Administration no longer flaunts its contempt for nation-building abroad, but it remains resolutely hostile to nation-building at home.

He believes that change "comes from below, movements putting pressure on governments", but if those in power are resolutely hostile, then there are limitations to what such pressure can achieve.

Most Flemings, however, were resolutely hostile to collaboration with the enemy and refused to recognize either the Council of Flanders, founded during the occupation, or the University of Ghent, changed during the occupation from a French-language to a Flemish-language institution.

There was a widespread public perception that Livingstone's GLC leadership was illegitimate, while the mainstream British media remained resolutely hostile to the hard left.

It was hostile".

I resolve to resolutely restyle my resolutions.

The paper suggests a world resentful of China's emergence as a global power, and trying to thwart it: "Suspicion about China, interference and countering moves against China from the outside are on the increase".The white paper claims "the armed forces resolutely subdue all subversive and sabotage activities by hostile forces".

When Trump listens to a hostile question, his lips are closed, his head squares up to a solid block of orange clay, his corn-silk hair surges resolutely forward and backward at the same time.

Love ya resolutely.

Peterson is resolutely alarmist.