Sentence examples for wave of hostility from inspiring English sources

Amid the wave of hostility sweeping Muslim communities across the country, there are signs of hope.

She fears that under a climate change-denying President Trump, climate scientists may experience a fresh wave of hostility.

Similarly, the crisis has spawned a wave of hostility across the region for the United States, and not only from the crowds protesting in Arab capitals.

It also signalled a fresh wave of hostility towards immunisation drives in Nigeria, where some clerics have claimed the vaccines are part of a western plot to sterilise young girls and eliminate the Muslim population.

One Tory candidate noted a recent wave of hostility on the doorstep towards George Osborne, the shadow chancellor, who announced in October that the Tories would freeze public-sector pay as part of necessary economic austerity measures.

In a culture that places a premium on the graceful acceptance of death, the couple faced a wave of hostility, tempered by sympathy for Kim's desire, as she explained it, "not to miss it all".

When she's not compulsively organizing her pencil tray, she's telegraphing waves of hostility in your direction.

Peter Bull, the actor who played Pozzo, recalled the "waves of hostility" that "came whirling over the footlights" and the "mass exodus" that followed soon after.

The narrator's first meeting with "Herman" (a pseudonym for Huncke) isn't auspicious: "Waves of hostility and suspicion flowed out from his large brown eyes like some sort of television broadcast".

It's awkward and tense and Walliams steps in and speaks in a low, reassuring voice yet, even while I can feel waves of hostility being directed at me, I can't help feeling for him, because he's so visibly emotional, so raw.

The booing came down like a tidal wave of concentrated hostility.