Sentence examples for supposed hostile from inspiring English sources
Examples of alleged misrepresentation included inaccurate references to the sex life of the tribe as well as their supposed hostile attitude to outsiders.
Should the orator be a small child, a man of ill-repute, or one supposed to be hostile to the audience or should the question be devoid of interest for the audience, there is little chance that the orator will be allowed to speak or that he will be listened to.
It was supposed to be a hostile audience but they gave him a standing ovation.
The three-member canvassing board that oversaw the vote tally here in this quiet, old-fashioned seat of Volusia County was not supposed to be entirely hostile territory for Gov. George W. Bush and his team of powerful campaign lawyers.
And American authorities have sought to broadcast a message that their anti-terrorism measures are not supposed to be seen as hostile to outsiders.
LANdroid mobile nodes are supposed to be deployed in hostile environment, establish an ad-hoc network, and provide connectivity as well as valuable information for soldiers that would later approach the deployment area.
"We condemn the killing of this boy in the strongest terms," Faizi said on behalf of Karzai, who was once closely aligned with U.S. officials but has become unpredictable and at times hostile toward his supposed wartime allies.
Many were hostile, which is not supposed to happen.
"The French people have a right to know that their elected government is subject to hostile surveillance from a supposed ally.
In a statement accompanying the release, WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange said, "the French people have a right to know that their elected government is subject to hostile surveillance from a supposed ally".
Once again, the Romney campaign is on the defensive, fending off hostile questions about what was supposed to be his biggest asset as a candidate: his business career.
