Hostile used in a sentence

Hostile in a sentence as a noun

They are, by job description, hostile to me.

If your best response to"You have a hostile work environment.

The procedure was too slow for such a dynamic and hostile environment.

As others have pointed out, if even 10% or 1% of men behave this way, it creates a hostile environment.

"is"We don't have a provably illegal hostile work environment.

Think about it: Your feelings toward Gruber are incredibly negative and hostile, and in fact, you would have better feelings toward him if he had kept Markdown to himself and never released it at all. Does that seem fair to you?

I genuinely think most men are in the better bucket: we aren't offensive, and provide mostly non-hostile work environments.

Hostile in a sentence as an adjective

She was in complete denial about his allegations, and was outright hostile to the rest of the room for "actually believing he was telling the truth".

[3] After I left, and after my team was literally decimated by the hostile environment created by our boss, I found out he got promoted!

Too many soldiers died because the common procedure for clearing a building broke down in structures of irregular layout and in cities crawling with hostiles.

It's ironic that when the Chinese attack against Google occurred, we thought the Chinese government was the most hostile state actor threat to worry about, but it turned out to be the US and UK government.

From an interpersonal standpoint, they are noted to be harsh, hostile, manipulative, lacking in empathy, cold-hearted, and abrasive to those they deem to be their inferiors.

The islamic revolution occurred in Iran as a direct result of the hostile actions of the CIA, who in 1953 overthrew the democratically elected leader of Iran and installed the Shah as an absolute monarch, with full authorisation from Eisenhower and Churchill.