Leave your hostility at the door: If you are a hostile person, this is a form of snobbery...if you make another person feel uncomfortable because you are jealous of them that makes you a snob... because you are putting them down with your hostility...don't make that person's life harder...just because you are jealous!
"What tone?" "Your sarcasm and your hostility".
"My dear friends, thank you so much for your hostility," he said, flubbing the word "hospitality".
You just need an other [on whom] to vent your hostility and frustration".
Harry was like, OK, after you have explained your hostility to Jean-Claude Juncker?
Your hostility to the Bush administration continues to cloud your view, now with regard to disaster relief.
Because if you're just offering the Israelis the same old Syrian hostility -- but without the Golan -- well, they may just prefer to keep the Golan, with your hostility.
On the way home, waiting for a train to pass, he recalls a Civil Rights worker whom he and his wife entertained, whose paper had printed lies "to dramatize your hostility".
The way to cope with this tension is to creatively express your hostility through pranks – such as, when your singer expresses his antipathy to Rodrigo y Gabriela, getting the soundman to play their record before the start of every show.
When Dru and her husband argue about their marital problems, she quotes Updike ("The expected gift isn't worth giving") and makes statements like "Your hostility was palpable last night".
Ath.: No, because it is not so much your hostility that injures us; it is rather the case that, if we were on friendly terms with you, our subjects would regard that as a sign of weakness in us, whereas your hatred is evidence of our power.
