Sentence examples for unresolved hostility from inspiring English sources
They decided that he had been "insufficiently analysed" and had an unresolved hostility toward Freud.
If the relationship is characterized by many unresolved conflicts, hostility, and a lack of concern for one another, it may be best to end it.
Open hostilities lasted until 1297.
But the relationship steadily deteriorated across the years until, like some impossible marriage, it degenerated into implacable hostility, still unresolved at the time of Taylor's death in 1990.
A 2003 cease-fire ended the hostilities, but left unresolved the fate of each side's forces, which remain in their high-altitude positions.
But there was also a phenomenon that Ms. Holland called Britain's "unresolved colonial feelings" of condescension and hostility toward Mr. Mugabe, contributing to "postcolonial toxicity on both sides".
In Totem and Taboo he applied the idea of the Oedipus complex (involving unresolved sexual feelings of, for example, a son toward his mother and hostility toward his father) and postulated its emergence in the primordial stage of human development.
Earlier generations faced hostility.
