covert hostility造句

• But as a representative of Schrempp, he may also encounter at least covert hostility from the Americans under him.
• "There's a tremendous amount of covert hostility and anger " that has resulted from the class-action suit, said a woman foreign service officer who asked not to be identified.
• Hubbard's 1951 book " Handbook for Preclears " likewise classified homosexuality as " about 1.1 ( covert hostility ) on the tone scale ", along with " general promiscuity ".
• This phenomenon has led to a heated debate as to whether economic and social changes were the cause of the sudden increase in antisemitism and the rapid spread of antisemitic views or whether covert hostility toward Jews was coming to the surface as a consequence of the new civil liberties.
• For a fellow who claims to be " mak ( ing ) no accusations, " he lays down some very heavy insinuations regarding " Fairness and Accuracy for All . " Perhaps Phoenix and Winslow might profit from familiarizing himself with the terms " ad hominem attacks, " " guilt by implied association, " and " covert hostility"
• In his 1951 book " Science of Survival ", Hubbard wrote that a mother who reached a status of 1.1 ( " Covert hostility " ) on the " tone scale " listed in the book would " attempt the abortion of her child ", and that any woman who attempted an abortion would occupy this level or below.
• Sexual perversion, a category in which he included homosexuality, was termed " covert hostility " and given a score of 1.1, " the level of the pervert, the hypocrite, the turncoat, . . . the subversive . " He considered such people to be " skulking coward [ s ] who yet contain enough perfidious energy to strike back, but not enough courage ever to give warning ."