hostility造句

Refrain from violence and hostility.

Britain tops surveys of hostility to the European Union.

There is no epidemiological evidence on hostility alone.

These measures will perpetuate the hostility between the two groups.

If not, the world faces decades of hostility and mistrust.

They express particular hostility to the reported presence of Ethiopian agents in the town.

Alas for Mr Clegg's party, hostility to the plan is widespread.

Her first impression of Detroit is not one of excitement or hostility but of bewilderment.

He addressed a few angry words to her that betokened hostility.

Where they once witnessed anger and hostility, they now noted an emerging gentleness and love.

I was stunned by their implacable hostility and convinced that they were a psychological menace to my patient.

An adversarial or uncooperative attitude can easily scuttle any positive results and plunge the discussion into pointless hostility.

Anger is a feeling of displeasure or hostility. It's a normal, healthy emotion, just like any other feeling you have.

You are mentally divorced when you indulge in peeves, grudges, ill will, and hostility toward your marriage partner.

Imitation is the highest form of flattery, but it could create hostility between you and your friend.

"There is a real hostility in this country to the use of agents," says Mitch Leventhal, vice-provost for international affairs at the University of Cincinnati.

After six decades of hostility anddistrust, the United States and India appear set on a course of warm relationsand strategic cooperation.

But personality research suggests that people who swear more, not surprisingly, score higher on traits such as extraversion, dominance, hostility and Type a personalities.

The economies of several old EU members, notably Germany and Austria, have gained massively from enlargement—making their hostility especially perverse.

Despite its hostility towards superstitious practices, it feels it must show gratitude to the families of millions who perished for the cause.

But your hostility to science will not serve those aims; and your embracing of an ill-assorted jumble of mutually contradictory alternatives will lose you the respect that I think you deserve.

In the wake of the multiple scandals over tainted Chinese food and drug exports in recent months, such an exercise might now provoke outright hostility rather than uneasy indifference.

From the remarks he overheard from time to time, Newman guessed the reason of their hostility, and as their manner towards him grew more menacing, he became so nervous.