Sentence examples for tremendous hostility from inspiring English sources

"There is a hostility toward me by the judge – tremendous hostility – beyond belief," Trump said.

"I understand that when the Ravens won the Super Bowl, there was tremendous hostility toward me and my family".

They were also "insanely judgmental" snobs, bound together, Nichols says, "by tremendous hostility to everyone else but never to each other".

Because of the tremendous hostility that the Vietnam war was generating, youth organisations in Germany, France and Sweden created solidarity committees for the BPP.

While this may seem petty, it reflects the tremendous hostility that many Greeks feel toward the troika because of its role in imposing austerity policies, and the fact that Syriza campaigned on a platform of  expelling it from the country.

He has the same complaints and concerns as just about all the teachers I meet: the onward march of the academies programme, ever-changing "strategies", the mountain of paperwork, the sense that teaching the whole child is being reduced to pushing up sets of dry numbers – and an overwhelming feeling that teachers work in the face of tremendous hostility from politicians.

In the face of tremendous overt hostility and covert neglect, still, most LGBTQ teenagers do not wish to end their lives.

The president specifically flagging a statement by the North Koreans that he said showed "tremendous anger and open hostility".

UPDATE: May 24 ― President Donald Trump on Thursday canceled his scheduled peace summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, citing the dictator's "tremendous anger and open hostility".

The letter, which noted North Korea's "tremendous anger and open hostility" as reasons for the withdrawal, came after Pyongyang had itself repeatedly threatened to withdraw from the meeting — and according to officials, Trump didn't want to give them the satisfaction.

Nana hadn't held this against him, although for a long while she had suffered — suffered as if kicked in the ribs by a horse, in tremendous pain but with no real hostility toward the animal itself.