Sentence examples similar to respond hostilely from inspiring English sources
When the Appraisal explained that this was for an article, asked for his name and began snapping pictures of him, he responded hostilely with an expletive and added: "That's what it is".
Someone who responds to another's vulnerability so insensitively or hostilely is a poor candidate for a healthy relationship.
A single episode of yelling hostilely at a an employee might be forgiven.
I suppose I hostilely think that they should adapt to me rather than me adapt to them".
So any suggestion that an alien will treat us hostilely is not insight into the true behavior of the alien.
Chief among them were the Chaké and the Mape, who were agricultural and forest-dwelling and hostilely resisted European encroachments well into the 20th century.
Analysts emphasized that there was still a chance that Mr. Sechin might pull back after seeing the stock market react so hostilely to the inquiry.
It is brightly, almost hostilely lit at night, and a sign warns against almost every imaginable use, including defecating -- the ultimate indicator of low expectations.
As the drone started to move, a crew member in the backup ground-control station hit a switch and "hostilely" took control of the Predator without realizing it.
By the late 1830s "Jim Crow" had become a pejorative epithet for African Americans, though arguably it was neither as pervasive nor as hostilely derisive as some other terms.
