overt hostility造句

• Traditional conceptualizations of sexism focused almost entirely on overt hostility toward women.
• As the years have passed, there is less and less overt hostility.
• The biggest surprise for most Americans is how little overt hostility they encounter.
• "There is no sense of overt hostility, " said one senior ABC executive.
• Despite Western confrontations with Iraq, its citizens show little overt hostility toward things Western.
• There was no overt hostility, no threat, no raised rifle.
• This ends the overt hostilities, but both sides are unhappy.
• And the overt hostilities and rhetoric that existed the last time are not there now.
• When the economy is good, there is a lot less overt hostility between the races,
• Stormtroopers acted with overt hostility toward mixed couples.
• Overt hostility against Jews became more pronounced, finding expression in brutal episodes of violence and oppression.
• Today it accepts newcomers without the overt hostilities.
• For some Americans, this observance is an occasion to be tolerated with polite disdain or overt hostility.
• Despite the tensions, Riga residents interviewed Monday said there is little overt hostility between Latvians and ethnic Russians.
• She said the overt hostility of last year has eased, but she continues to live like a pariah.
• Kelly faces overt hostility from his fellow students and confusion over his place in the school from the faculty.
• In fact I cant see how it is expected that I should show Cptnono anything other than overt hostility.
• "In 1994 by this time, there was overt hostility, there were overt threats, " said Fehr, the players association chief.
• She experienced the burdens of isolation and, in many cases, overt hostility from those who view obese people as " sloppy,"
• Despite China's overt hostility, the two publications are raking in money and, Yeung said, the time had come to go public.