Sentence examples for truly hostile from inspiring English sources

There are dissenters to this view, of course; to them, those truly hostile to America are a minority.

"What ends up stopping bull markets is inflation because that causes the Fed to shift to a truly hostile stance.

His an nual report last week warns that, if society turns truly hostile to its universities, free institutions cannot survive.

But the view that governs the opposite position, in Canada and Europe alike, is not irrational or truly hostile to liberty.

He added: "James Wharton is an ambitious politician – but heaven help him if he ever has to deal with a truly hostile press".

In 1984 he fought for the WBC world lightweight title again and this time he went to the truly hostile backyard of the unbeaten Edwin Rosario in Puerto Rico.

Perhaps it was because Mr. Sorkin wanted her to meet with her father in an attempt to provide us with a semblance of Jobs' humanity, but if she was truly so hostile to him, as Sorkin depicts, it didn't make sense as to why she bothered to come.

The first sign of this is that the company has locked itself out of truly making a hostile bid.

Vodafone's successful bid for Mannesmann is the first truly cross-border hostile takeover in Germany and is viewed as a catalyst for a spate of such mergers that were once considered unachievable on the Continent.

Losing gracefully can win you big points - if you show your willingness to hear others out without getting hostile and really, truly, honestly evaluate an argument, regardless of your initial opinions, others will come to truly respect your advice and counsel.

It is time to think the truly unthinkable: not that a hostile power might bring the United States reluctantly toward the use of nuclear weapons again, but that the president himself may do so.