Sentence examples for sexual hostility from inspiring English sources

He was also accused of creating a pervasive atmosphere of sexual hostility, pressuring women to dress provocatively and massage him.

The program features a series of epigraphs from various Shakespeare scholars and directors that are dappled with words we don't usually associate with rom-coms: "nihilistic" (Harold Bloom), "expressions of aggression or sexual hostility" (the scholar Carol Cook).

The director also employs the misanthropy and sexual hostility that Mr. Hampton used as a gravitational pull in his "Liaisons," which makes Cho-Won's sudden glimmers of humanity comic and tragic.

She was on break, a stained white apron around her hips, her armpits still dripping from the afternoon rush, and a table of three men eyed her with the impersonal but aggressive sexual hostility she'd grown used to.

At Tuesday's meeting, hosted by Lucas, Polly Neate, chief executive of the charity Women's Aid, will offer statistics backing the idea that the impact of lads' mags is to encourage sexual hostility and, ultimately, violence.

And while we all know comedy can come from a place of hurt and anger plus the fact there's an enormous amount of sexual hostility in River's act the shock is that behind the scenes we also discover an amazingly kind, thoughtful, and gracious woman.

We included twenty studies that evaluated the association between insight and variable such as physical or verbal violence, aggressiveness, hostility or sexual aggression.

There is also the difficulty of conveying the spirit of the 60's revolt at a time when many of its attitudes -- sexual permissiveness, hostility to politicians, a preference for rawly expressive music -- have been assimilated into mainstream culture, while the utopian passion that once pervaded them has vanished.

According to Freud, the emotions which are most repressed are sexual desire and hostility, and so most jokes and witty remarks are about sex, hostility, or both.

Stoller rattles an even more fundamental cultural presupposition by boldly venturing to speculate that the very essence of sexual excitement is hostility.

Ms. Al Mukaddam, a naturalized United States citizen born in Lebanon, claimed in her lawsuit that she had also endured several years of sexual harassment and hostility from "male fundamentalist members" of the Saudi Mission, which increased after she complained.