Sentence examples similar to root of hostility from inspiring English sources

But the roots of hostility towards her go much deeper.

What is blindingly obvious is that the root of the hostility of Palestinian people toward Israel is the brutal occupation of their land by a foreign government.

For it is the general uselessness of so much of nature that lies at the root of our ancient hostility and indifference to it.

Hostility was measured using the 20-item Chinese Hostility Inventory Short-Form (CHI-SF) [ 38], which contained four dimensions of hostility: (1) hostile cognition (six items, α =.78); (2) hostile affection (four items, α =.78); (3) expressive hostility (five items, α =.76); and (4) suppressive hostility (five items, α =.73).

It's what certain angry, frustrated young men have always secretly dreamed of — a theology of rebellion, rooted in hostility and contempt.

Although national churches are typical in the Orthodox communion, in the case of the Macedonians it became the root of a great deal of hostility on the part of neighbouring Orthodox peoples.

China sees the trip as the latest proof of its maturing relationship with India after decades of hostility and mistrust rooted in a brief border war in 1962.

His name shows up on very few records you would describe as hard or aggressive, and his love of the perverse has never been rooted in hostility.

Mr. Chevigny said the opinion was a sharp turn from a tradition of hostility toward begging that was deeply rooted in old English and early American law.

It's important that we as a nation try to understand the roots of such virulent hostility.

Three years ago, I went to see the great Oxford historian of Christianity (and former ordained deacon) Diarmaid MacCulloch, and asked him to explain the roots of such lingering hostility to the idea of women bishops.