Meanings of frankly hostile in English

Mark looked at his companion with an expression that was frankly hostile.

Some were frankly hostile; some covertly so.

Two-oneman and one woman-seemfrankly hostile.

It is a frankly hostile act, and as such was rightly limited by the Conference to enemy countries.

His manner was not conciliatory, for the meeting was frankly hostile, but he did not appear to be perturbed by it.

She introduced the two men, who exchanged a few commonplace words-each ,meanwhile ,takingthe measure of the other through eyes that were frankly hostile.

Then, on the instant, the friendly inquiring look left his eyes and their softness went with it-leavingthe dog's gaze cold and frankly hostile.

Her manner had been cavalier at best; for the most part frankly hostile; and all the time the man was on an errand of good-will.

"You hadn't ought to holler so." Her tearful eyes were more frankly hostile than usual.