Sentence examples for showing hostile from inspiring English sources

The American military said that the raid led to the detention of an operative of Al Qaeda and that those killed were armed and showing "hostile intent".

How can anybody, let alone Miss Purvis [sic], tell people what they should think about homosexuality?" The Greek businessman has previously caused controversy for saying women dressed in trousers are showing hostile behaviour, unmarried mothers deserve a good smack and that date rape is an invention of feminists.

But the video does not show hostile action.

The boy killed, the Americans said, was 15 and had reached for a gun and shown "hostile intent" when the operation was unfolding.

Giving teachers materials that show hostile ideologies to be based on more than jealousy does not imply sympathy for these views.

Mr Schröder's crimes have been to show hostility to Vodafone's hostile bid for Mannesmann and to help rescue the struggling construction group Philipp Holzmann.

Although there was no indication that China's air force showed any hostile intent, the move raised tensions.

But as Kraft showed, a hostile bidder can announce its plans several months before it actually enters the fray.

Like that character from the film "Wall Street," he spreads his ruthless traders out on the field, most of the time without a huddle, and manipulates yardage until the scoreboard shows a hostile takeover.

Garbus's film shows her hostile, imperious comeback show at the 1976 Montreux Jazz festival but not the time she told an audience at the music industry conference Midem, "You are all crooks!", nor the calamity in Pamplona where she told the crowd: "I don't sing for bastards.

If Murdoch had shown himself hostile to the prime minister and her party, who can doubt that his purchase of Times Newspapers would have been referred?" The grossly improper meeting was corroborated by another item in the archives, a handwritten letter to the prime minister from Murdoch's Eaton Square home.