Sentence examples for visceral hostility from inspiring English sources

Leon Brittan, a former EU commissioner, blasted his party leadership's "visceral hostility".

The Conservatives are now a party defined by visceral hostility to the country Britain has become.

Councillor Wilson's language does not match the visceral hostility of the Liberal Democrats.

However, unlike many in Silicon Valley, Mossberg does not seem to have a visceral hostility to Microsoft.

Women who sound "British" and believe they are, turn up at interviews where visceral hostility comes at them.

His distrust of Poland's western neighbour was matched by a visceral hostility towards the Soviet Union and its defenders.

He is personally capable of compassion, but his political instincts have been conditioned by defensive parochialism: fear of alienating those parts of the press and the electorate where hostility to foreigners is visceral.

The biennials, he wrote, "seem to be governed by a positive hostility toward — a really visceral distaste for — anything that might conceivably engage the eye in a significant or pleasurable visual experience".

There could have been an especially nasty one this time: Mr Sarkozy's hostility to Turkish accession is visceral.

Pia Kjaersgaard, leader of the anti-EU and anti-immigrant Danish People's Party (DPP), which backed the previous liberal-conservative government, said Mr Cameron had "saved Denmark from an undemocratic apocalypse"—though how exactly he did this is not clear.Denmark's hostility to the EU is not as visceral as Britain's.

Polls alone don't capture how visceral anti-American feelings have become, spreading beyond traditional centers of hostility -- mosques and other strongholds of conservative Islamists, Arab nationalists and others -- across the spectrum of Arab society.