Sentence examples for sustained hostility from inspiring English sources

What they got back was sustained hostility, louder than at any other point of the night.

The result of this sustained hostility is that nature writing in Britain has become threatened with extinction.

For a young side still feeling its way back into European competition, it was impressively mature stuff, conducted in the teeth of sustained hostility.

Which is more or less true; we have to rub along, though the early years of the Blair government were marked by sustained hostility towards the Guardian.

"Police officers should receive the thanks of the entire city for the restraint they exhibited in the face of sustained hostility and abuse," the mayor said in a statement.

That should hardly be surprising if we recall Nietzsche's sustained hostility to politics throughout his career, as defenders of the Anti-Politics View emphasize.

Mr Cohen came out in favour of attacking Iraq last December, when the issue was only just beginning to surface near the end of the sustained hostilities in Afghanistan, and he reiterated his views last week when he criticised the way Pentagon dissidents "whinge to the press".

Sustaining hostilities is too down-market".

Air operations, Curtiss said, could only just be sustained through the hostilities' 100 days by keeping an oil and a water tanker close by.

The refusal of late Victorian governments to respond innovatively to mitigate capitalism's cruelties and instabilities helped incubate and sustain the cultural hostility that still lives on in parts of the Labour party and trade union movement.

And the movement was sustained by a spirit of resistance that refused to be silent, that refused to cower, that refused to bow to continued hostility from the state.