Sentence examples for so much hostility from inspiring English sources

"I don't know why there's so much hostility against it, but nonetheless, there is".

Why is there so much hostility to immigrants in the UK?

"There were so many changes last year and so much hostility toward the students.

There was so much hostility towards them because they didn't play the game.

Draper puzzles over why he feels so much "hostility" towards Blair.

Verdi was deeply offended by his remarks, and by 1868, when Mefistofele was produced at Milan, Boito's polemics had provoked so much hostility that a near riot resulted.

Russians tend to view Mr. Obama not so much with hostility as with indifference.

There is so much internal hostility, that reaching agreements will be very painful.

In much of the parliamentary Labour Party there is not so much a hostility to business as a bottomless ignorance.

The research shows that the problem that ETR faces in terms of public acceptance is not so much outright hostility to environmental taxation as conceptual problems with the design.

Ath.: No, because it is not so much your hostility that injures us; it is rather the case that, if we were on friendly terms with you, our subjects would regard that as a sign of weakness in us, whereas your hatred is evidence of our power.