hostile to, towards, toward, in or for?
| Segment hostile to the Waorani. |
| It was often hostile to the Romans. |
| Many on left are hostile to the BBC. |
| Most commentary on talk radio is hostile to the changes happening during these times. |
| The Virginia Cavalier was not less hostile to the Irish than the Massachusetts Puritan. |
| The purport of his illogical essay on Cicero is no doubt thoroughly hostile to the man. |
| However, several such as Thomas and James, the half brother of Jesus, were hostile to the news of the Resurrection. |
| Hostile to Ea 6 are they, Throne bearers of the gods are they, To hem the way they set themselves up in the streets. |
| Few on the left, notably Trotskyists, were hostile to Australian nationalism because it served capitalist interests. |
| Rembau continued to be hostile to Tampin; the Ruler of Tampin con- tinued to intrigue for the dignity of Yamtuan Muda. |
| But she was hostile towards me. |
| College is hostile towards men. |
| Mama Elsa was hostile towards Elaine. |
| It's a shame that so many of the comments are nasty or hostile towards scousers. |
| The current president, however, is existentially hostile towards suburban living. |
| One affect abortion has on women is that they become increasingly hostile towards men. |
| Right-wing tabloid press was hostile towards Muslims and linked Muslims generally with violence and extremism. |
| From then on, the supporters became hostile towards the former Blackpool goalkeeper who looked shaky all night. |
| When the interview resumes, Njeri says she does not understand why her mother-in-law is so hostile towards her. |
| It's there and your dogged determination to minimize or rationalize it is what makes people hostile towards you. |
| The two countries are not hostile toward each other. |
| Even so, Okinawans do not act hostile toward the Japanese. |
| Japan is increasingly hostile toward a rapidly rising China. |
| It is backed by Syria and is hostile toward Arafat and his supporters within the PLO. |
| The English colonists in the Carolina colonies were particularly hostile toward Spain. |
| This is what you get when the city of Seattle is openly hostile toward its Police Dept. |
| Katrina, a newly admitted is extremely hostile toward a staff member she has just met, without apparent reason. |
| Reading between the lines, Herbert Rieper became terribly bitter and hostile toward the Hulmes and his daughter. |
| The Pope is legitimate, but he and most of the other Bishops are hostile toward tradition when push comes to shove. |
| Being fond of your own way of life and condescending or even hostile toward other cultures is normal for all people. |
| The world is not longer hostile in any way. |
| There was something hostile in his passivity. |
| They were irritable and hostile in family affairs. |
| But the influential culprits managed to ensure that witnesses turned hostile in court. |
| Interestingly anti-semitism amongst muslims appears more hostile in Western countries. |
| I don't think the weather instability has ever been as hostile in the last 100 years as it was in the last 12 months. |
| Whatever questions Abraham may have had from time to time were not the result of his being hostile in mind toward God. |
| In any case, the strong religious beliefs are not hostile in the least and all residents live in surprising harmony here. |
| Get these die hard BF3/MW3 fans alone in a face to face conversation, and they are extremely less hostile in their opinions. |
| The environment is hostile for human existence. |
| You're pretty hostile for really no good reason. |
| It only makes the situation more hostile for everyone involved. |
| The court later tried and convicted Zaheera and others who had turned hostile for perjury. |
| It's easy to do if you make the environment very hostile for anyone who's willing to speak up. |
| Artificial grass is always advantageous when the weather is very hostile for the natural grass. |
| From their perspective, making the environment hostile for them would be a good way to discourage any more influx. |
| They can not escape their factory vats, to them it's like the vacuum of space is to us, just too hostile for life. |
| Also at a soccer party last sunday, he was shocked when she sat at the same table as him! She has been hostile for the last 2 years. |
| Furthermore, a lot of native Quebecois seem to have a chip on their shoulder; they sometimes get quite hostile for no reason I can see. |
| That puts a damper on even the most hostile of aggressors. |
| As a teen, he is openly hostile of her, often going out of his way to be irritating. |
| So it's worth remembering that even in the most public of places, and hostile of spaces,. |
| Abu Lahab died an apostate and was one of the most hostile of all enemies of the Prophet (s. |
| Nature equips them to get through the most hostile of grounds - but I guess there are limits. |
| I am hostile of any expansion of nuclear power however thorium/U-233 does look like the most promising. |
| People are inherently creative, and some will manage to create in even the most hostile of environments. |
| Religion could never be finally separated even from the most hostile of the hopes; simply because it was the very source of the hopefulness. |
| St Kilda remains a symbol of the ability of man to survive in the most hostile of environments and it remains a fascination unique among islands. |
| By act the fool you are addressing those who are wary and hostile of people coming in to ask questions? I usually try to be polite, even on the internet. |
| I'd not being hostile with men, all I'd saying. |
| They have become more hostile with each passing decade. |
| To this date the media remains hostile with its own agendas. |
| He then got very hostile with the clerk after she asked how he was going to pay for it. |
| She occasionally became angry and hostile with interactions, and I could not gauge when or why. |
| Walking around the Sydney CBD can be downright hostile with the pace of the traffic light changes. |
| My role in a house no longer felt so hostile with all the me-being-second feeling and living under others shadow. |
| The Capture of Pocahontas: In 1612, the Powhatan Indians and the English settlers were becoming more hostile with each other. |
| Cathay Fortune, a private equity firm founded by Chinese billionaire Yu Yong, and the China-Africa Development fund went hostile with a A$1. |