Sentence examples for stronger hostility from inspiring English sources

The elite's anxieties have transmitted themselves to the general public; opinion polls show stronger hostility to EU enlargement in France than in any of the other 14 member countries.Mr Delors himself sounds deeply ambivalent.

Since the imaging device resembles a missile battery (as the Zero X astronauts mistake it for), this re-edited version inadvertently gives an impression of stronger hostility on the part of the Mysterons.

The court heard that Gavan showed "strong hostility" towards immigrants.

People also express "very strong" hostility to marriage with non-Muslims.

July 6 2001 Survey in The Daily Telegraph shows that the two front runners (Michael Portillo and Ken Clarke) are encountering strong hostility from party activists.

But they were also expressing an instinctive, strong hostility to a remote, bureaucratic and intrusive Europe.There are, in principle, two different ways of responding to this message.

But he added: "You had in 2007 joined the BNP, and written in your own notebooks indicating strong hostility towards immigrants in this country".

But Gavan also had a "strong hostility" towards immigrants and planned to target an address he had seen on a television programme that he believed was linked to the July 7 bomb attacks in London.

Peres jointly won the Nobel peace prize with the assassinated Israeli prime minister Yitzhak Rabin and late Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat for the Oslo accords, but many Palestinians regard him with strong hostility.

Survey data show that while France manifested the strongest hostility towards the United States in the post-war period, it is now probably the least hostile of the European countries.This was Ezra Suleiman, a political scientist at Princeton and astute observer of France, writing some 20 years ago.

Beijing still harbors strong hostility toward us.