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Meanings of hostile attitude in English
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Usage of hostile attitude in English
1
Their attitude to the forces of change is necessarily a hostile attitude.
2
Romney said it was an example of Obama's hostile attitude toward free enterprise.
3
All at once, however, he appeared in a hostile attitude in Upper Hungary.
4
England was unable to intervene separately because of the hostile attitude of Russia.
5
They often saw assemblages of Indians, who seemed to assume a hostile attitude.
6
London, no longer to be my London, maintained its hostile attitude to me.
7
Manetho, to do him justice, assumed anything but a hostile attitude.
8
Grace's almost hostile attitude toward Kathleen had had a potent effect upon them.
9
How many men were emotionally wounded by society's hostile attitude to birth outside marriage?
10
This he did notwithstanding the half- hostile attitude of the adventurers.
11
The act of Fred was observed, and a yell of defiance greeted his hostile attitude.
12
Our situation was now so critical that I was compelled to assume a hostile attitude.
13
Mr. Brown looked astonished and indignant, but he did not give up his hostile attitude.
14
His frank acceptance of her hostile attitude steadied Jean.
15
British gold and British intrigues have succeeded in making Afghanistan adopt a hostile attitude towards us.
16
The three days he had me on board he did not depart from that half- hostile attitude.
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