Sentence examples for there was hostility from inspiring English sources

Trump's nomination has been described as a hostile takeover and there was hostility aplenty: a festival of bigotry, rancour and racially charged hatred.

And there was hostility all over the world - there was no safe place.

Where once there was hostility to the idea of implants, today they're much more accepted in the deaf world.

And there was hostility several days later when part of the Albert Hall audience walked out in protest at the concert's electric second half.

Last week, an alternative juror who had been excused suggested that there was hostility in the jury room even before the deliberations began.

Ambitious The first of her family to go to university, Richardson showed her colours early when she decided to apply to Trinity College Dublin as an undergraduate, despite the fact that it was regarded as a Protestant institution where there was hostility to Catholics.

There is hostility and suspicion on both sides.

Should there be hostility between Polish Jews and Russian Jews?

Indeed, there is hostility towards the concept and a growing neo-Puritanism.

"Definitely there is hostility," said David Weiden, a partner at Khosla Ventures in Menlo Park who has previously worked at McCaw Cellular, Netscape and AOL.

"If there is hostility," says Dyson, "the most important thing is to keep it away from the children and don't make their name a battleground.