He added in an e-mail on Sunday, "Everyone is impacted, but the roots have more to do with political infighting than any hostility to the U.S".
After a while, a pale-skinned man with light-brown hair came out of the club and told them to move along, making shooing gestures with his hands, but without any hostility or particular rudeness, more as though he were conversing in an international pidgin dialect of sign language.
They simulated an assault on one of Taiwan's outlying islands, an act that many analysts regard as China's most likely first step in any hostilities with Taiwan.
They didn't meet with any resistance or hostility, although they did get a few skeptical looks.
Even in Turkey, where the five-month-old Islamist government has ties to the group, the powerful army would be likely to regard with hostility any Iraqi government based on religious affiliation.
Britain's Eurosceptic newspapers greeted David Cameron's "new settlement" with the EU with hostility.
He describes the fears of secular Jerusalemites at the ultra-Orthodox population explosion as "not free of anti-Semitic undertones".David Grossman, a widely acclaimed novelist, recently lashed out in the newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth against fellow intellectuals who "regard any religious person with uncompromising hostility, which is effectively a form of racism".
THE revelation that Lord Birt, a transport adviser to the prime minister, is to advocate a network of new super-motorways paid for by tolls was greeted with the usual hostility that any pro-car scheme provokes.
These warnings were not only met with hostility, but any attempt at awakening the legions of Hillary supporters resulted in bullying, verbal harassment, and other vapid attempts at intimidation.
IL-6 correlates positively with anger (53), and IL-1β is associated with hostility in patients with self-harm (54).
