Sentence examples for too much hostility from inspiring English sources

There's just too much hostility".

His hand was too weak going in, and there was too much hostility toward America, thanks to W.'s blunders and Cheney's bullying.

She also testified that Mr. Dantata told her that he used the Astoria apartment as "a hideout" because in Manhattan, where he used to live at the United Nations Plaza, there was too much hostility toward Muslims.

India's rookies have not worried too much about variety or hostility, just "held length and line really well", in the words of England's coach Ashley Giles.

Adhere to faith in love, because this nation has too many dark, bitter, and poisoned souls in need of redemption, because there exists too much vigilance, fear, and hostility between people.

For its part, Pakistan "can't afford to annoy the Americans" by allowing hostilities to rise too much, says Khalid Mahmud of the Institute of Regional Studies in Islamabad.

Rather he is in danger of becoming a poor impression of Farage, erring too much on the side of Euro-hostility than rapprochement and warmth.

With hostility growing around Europe, too much Teutonic assertiveness will be counter-productive.

Despite the documented association between these constructs, controversy remains over the level of these products in relation to hostility (i.e., too much or too little).

More important, though, Ms. Wiest is simply too much of a sweetheart to convey the requisite hostility.

Behind the hostility lies the fear that too much free play of empathy across the intellect will lead to the rationalization of unacceptable behavior, and end by making it acceptable.