Sentence examples for without hostility from inspiring English sources

I was steered clear of, even that without hostility.

Its Iraq counterpart, so far, is more rudimentary and, unlike its predecessor, almost completely without hostility to the military or illusions about the enemy.

Thousands of people gathered without hostility in cities across the country last year to ask that Zimmerman be arrested, and that the justice system be given a real chance to work.

"We don't have any intention to go to war again, but it is now up to the southern government to either strengthen its state without hostility, or to disturb us," said a Sudanese government spokesman, Rabie A. Atti.

Kiecolt-Glaser was unequivocal: "Learn to fight without hostility and derision, but if staying married means constantly fighting, from the point of view of your health, you're better off out of it".

Mr. Oumous, the Moroccan computer programmer, said that, for the most part, the Greeks greeted the newcomers without hostility, even though there was some suspiciousness after Sept. 11 and landlords were likely to inquire more scrupulously into newcomers' backgrounds.

What would Eliot and Pound have become without the hostility of London?

It was sloppy excess but probably necessary; without the hostility there would have been nothing there.

After Roe v. Wade, many doctors believed that they could quietly incorporate abortion into their practices without inspiring hostility from pro-life activists.

Diplomacy, as the Webster dictionary says, is either "the art and practice of conducting negotiations between nations", or a "skill in handling affairs without arousing hostility".

"Our position is that they've engaged in an investigative process, and without any hostility, we're seeking to get all of the information they've developed, just as detectives and investigators turn over".