Underlying much of the hostile language seems an inability to comprehend that Jewish people can hold power (in Israel) and be victims of antisemitism (everywhere), all at the same time.
She and Russia's president, Vladimir Putin, agreed to tone down their hostile language, but did not resolve underlying differences.
The behavioral theory underlying economic analysis of law thus seems inherently hostile to the claim that law is normative.
The underlying wideband nature makes the overall system vulnerable to the hostile frequency-selective multipath fading.
Underlying issues, including higher tax rates, local logistical problems, and regulatory impediments, create a hostile business environment (CSADC, 3; Assemblyman Bloom, Joint Oversight Hearing; San Jose Mercury News, Tom Verdin, August 2012).
With the hostile reception to his budget proposal and his defeat on gun control, the underlying weakness of his position, which the White House had managed to mask for a while, has become clearer.
These results suggest that one factor underlying delinquency might be impairment in understanding emotions communicated by disgusted facial expressions, especially a tendency toward hostile interpretations.
But although General Shelton had agreed ahead of time to the mission, the underlying tone of the letter, according to officials, questioned the wisdom of sending American troops into a volatile situation involving hostile Serbian civilians.
Mixing its ennui with a vitality and underlying sense of defiance, this very likable melancholy rom- non?)-com boasts splendid turom- non Jim Broadbent and Lindsay Duncan, between whom the sparks (hostile, passionate, dependent) fly with conviction and grace.
