Sentence examples for wholly hostile from inspiring English sources
It took place within a wholly hostile environment.
Granted that the label of "atheism" is in these respects potentially misleading, and that "scepticism" and "agnosticism" fail to properly identify and highlight Hume's wholly hostile and critical attitude towards religious dogma and doctrine (in its orthodox forms), what alternative label is available to us?
Instead, its use seems wholly mean-spirited, hostile and derogatory.
Fox, however, did not perceive this, brought up as he was in a wholly Protestant environment hostile to "Popery".
But drop a generation or two, and you find parallel stories: young writers grappling with a wholly new – and in some respects, hostile – literary landscape.
Nelson Mandela tried to reconcile unionists and republicans in 1997, although he was not wholly successful: the two camps were so hostile to each other that South Africa's then president had to address them separately.
In contrast, all governments in Madrid remain pathologically hostile to any such idea anywhere in Spain.No time for partisanshipThe second difference is that, right from its inception in the mid-1980s, support for the Northern Ireland peace process was wholly bipartisan.
In our effort to create a wholly unhostile work environment, have we simply created an environment that is hostile in a different way?
The first step is to reverse the process of demonization that underlies the narrative: that a certain ethnic, religious, racial, national, business, or governmental entity is wholly devoid of human qualities -- that it is naturally threatening and hostile.
