Sentence examples for utter hostility from inspiring English sources

This is a city that has grown with utter hostility to the idea of the street.

Rashly, Louis left behind a letter revealing his utter hostility to the Revolution.

The people who could have either forced Brown out, or could have spread utter hostility to any attempted coup against him, and stopped the plotting, are Lord Mandelson; Alistair Darling; Jack Straw; Harriet Harman; David Miliband and Alan Johnsonn.

If you feel: 'I need to break down narrative structure here, I need to be involved in oratory devices as well as literary devices,' then right away – as I've experienced for 45 years, with the Booker and so on – there is utter hostility.

He added that a racially abusive obscenity had been uttered "demonstrating hostility based on Mr Ferdinand's membership of a racial group".

He told us about the utter isolation and hostility of the site, the possible origin of the Bormann legend, and his country's reticence to come to grips with its history of Nazi collaboration and attendant archaeology.

It has a scattering of profanity and a few racial slurs, uttered with affection rather than hostility.

The tone of some commenters suggests a measure of hostility to any new year's greeting that is uttered beyond 12 01 a.m. on Jan . 1

I should have challenged every person who uttered a racist joke or racial slur, every person who displayed hostility toward those with skin different from their own, every person who implied hostility through attitude or tendency.

Out! Out!" The salty spirit, the utter lack of ambiguity — by now we knew it was no mere empty social ritual but pure, personal hostility.

The feelings that define the marriage of Mr. Shawn's title characters are the ones that most of us in long relationships are familiar with but also try to suppress or overcome: mutual irritation, hostility, impatience and a sense that the person you're spending your life with is an utter stranger.