Sentence examples for the hostility to from inspiring English sources

The hostility to outsiders.

The hostility to controversial speech has also affected novelists.

Opposition to the war, he still thinks, explains much of the hostility to him.

Mr. Holder, however, attributed most of the hostility to underlying ideological differences.

But the hostility to the offspring of the famous is less about youth than about celebrity.

The hostility to foreigners that accompanied the mass migration of the 1950s had not arisen yet.

"I am genuinely surprised at the hostility to RTL," added Airey.

But in most other places, the hostility to blacks remains on the down-low.

There has never been a strong dance scene in L.A., and Millepied considered the hostility to his efforts provincial.

Given the hostility to religion during the Soviet era, the rush to embrace it after communism fell was remarkable.

Despite the hostility to Glazer's purchase of United, his ownership coincided with the most successful era of the club's history.