Sentence examples for some sort of hostility from inspiring English sources

You make it sound like it's some sort of hostility here.

Naturally, it would be preferable to negotiate some sort of end to hostilities with Isis.

McFaul had no reason to expect that sort of hostility from the Russian President, Dmitri Medvedev.

One risk, however remote, is a return to the sort of hostility that followed record rates of immigration to America in the early part of the last century.

Pulling back on American involvement in these countries would undercut the ability to build cultural bridges that in theory diminish the sort of hostility now vividly on display.

"It is our utmost desire that the decisions issued by this chamber today bring peace to the people of Kenya and prevent any sort of hostility," Ms. Trendafilova said.

Locals, for their part, are likely to view temporary labourers with the same sort of hostility as longer-term immigrants.When migration is made legal and easy, many migrants choose to go home after a year or two.

Many well-educated professional women wrote in after that piece saying that they too often witnessed or sensed that almost epidemic sort of hostility coming their way — or toward other women like them.

One consequence of the rural romance is a word which exists only in English and describes those with a particular sort of hostility to development: Nimbys, who don't mind new housing so long as it is Not In My Back Yard.

And when she says that Bible study sessions in the White House and Justice Department today are "a form of potential religious harassment that should be considered as unacceptable as the sexual variety," she is exhibiting the sort of hostility to the free exercise of religion that has energized religious voters, to her sorrow.

Their actions and rhetoric until now suggest a sort of hostility that doesn't bode well for the fought-over child.