Sentence examples for robust hostility from inspiring English sources
Mrs. Thatcher is despised by many so-called Eurocrats because of her robust hostility to the organization's goal of an "ever closer union," a mission laid out in the 1957 Treaty of Rome, and her insistence that Europe should focus instead on building a common market for goods and services and keeping the sovereign powers of individual states intact.
The literature on hostility is robust with findings from multiple areas within psychology, which reflect both the complexity and the evolution of the construct over time [73, 74].
In its annual report on racism in France, the National Consultative Commission on Human Rights (CNCDH) noted a rise in hostility towards the Roma, and denounced the government's preference for "a repressive approach," rather than "a robust policy of eliminating slums through integration".
In its 2015 annual report on racism in France, the National Consultative Commission on Human Rights (CNCDH) noted a rise in hostility towards the Roma, and denounced the government's preference for "a repressive approach," rather than "a robust policy of eliminating slums through integration".
It should recognize that a robust public sphere depends upon fundamental rights of respect and inclusion for all, and that the active promotion of hostility for virtually every group of people except white men does not allow for such a public sphere to exist.
Earlier generations faced hostility.
Hostility continued, however.
Hostility is creeping up.
