Sentence examples for so hostile that from inspiring English sources

The scene was so hostile that the business of basketball was relegated to secondary status.

"The mood in traffic is so hostile that some people develop more than fear," he said.

It is a shame that the tone of Mr Laqueur's book is so hostile that it slips into outright intolerance.

Coward!" — became so hostile that the guard protecting Mr. Breitbart eventually had to whisk him out a back door.

But the circumstances of Doctorow's America are so hostile that they seem to justify the most violent and atrocious measures.

In Britain, however, Nonconformist opinion was so hostile that the Irish parliamentary party (also known as the Nationalist Party) found itself in an agonizing dilemma.

Because the climate is so hostile, the works that survive are relatively recent; and any that is even 100 years old generally owes its preservation to Western interest.

She was all but forced to leave, telling INTO that the treatment from superiors "made my work environment so hostile and dangerous that I couldn't work at that job anymore".

Yet many experts believe that the attitude of the administration and Congress has become so hostile to Paris that they are likely to seek reprisals that could damage the joint effort against terrorism or undermine the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.

In her evidence, Annie wrote: "At that meeting the social worker was so hostile to me that the independent reviewing officer had to intervene and ask [her] to be more moderate.

One person who has consulted with lawyers in the case said prosecutors had selected her as their nominee to conduct an examination of Mr. Kaczynski, while defense lawyers had concluded that she would be so hostile to them that they would have vetoed her selection.