Sentence examples for vicious hostility from inspiring English sources

Yet the debacle adds to the vicious hostility people feel towards politicians in general.

But it may take nothing less to cool Britons' vicious hostility to their political class.

Who Hill was, and what she said, attracted vicious hostility at the time.

The truth is that Chavez won democratic election after democratic election, despite the often vicious hostility of the media, because his policies transformed the lives of millions of previously ignored Venezuelans.

But the war Mr Djula refers to is an outbreak of vicious hostility between the president, Ivo Josipovic, and the prime minister, Jadranka Kosor.When Mr Josipovic was elected in January he was seen as a nice, inoffensive lawyer.

Given the vicious hostility among Southern whites to Reconstruction, success would have required far more patience and willpower than the North possessed, and many more resources than the pro-Reconstruction Southerners could muster on their own, even in states with largely black populations.

Detachment can also help you to quell the temptation to respond in kind — and thus avoid fueling a vicious circle of hostility.

Human rights groups have long accused the company of complicity in vicious anti-union hostilities, citing evidence gathered from union sources and Wikileaks documents.

They believe -- incorrectly -- that others feel hostile or critical toward them and tend to defend themselves, in the process actually provoking hostility and a vicious cycle of anger.

Sunday's killings were an especially vicious expression of long-running hostilities between Christians and Muslims in this divided nation.

Now, I wouldn't be surprised if the President uses the death of bin Laden to justify accelerating America's disengagement from a conflict for which he's never felt much enthusiasm, regardless of the state of hostilities between the vicious Taliban and the venal Afghan government — which is what the war is mainly about.