I don't feel hostile toward you.

There is now no longer any ideological hostility between Russia and the West.

Already, some Chinese suspect the US of seeking an independent Taiwan as an unsinkable aircraft carrier for use against a future Chinese enemy. They are wrong, but such suspicions can feed a climate of enmity.

They are wrong, but such suspicions can feed a climate of enmity.

It is important to recognize that we are not talking about the return of age old hostilities.

There is actually a sense of antagonism towards academic training in Iranian newsrooms.

The fact that this will come about because of ethnic animosity is sad and depressing.

No better opportunity to end decades of bilateral hostility is likely to come along.

But that does not fully explain the open hostility toward NATO that is now on the march.

But there is also a more general sense of hostility to all things Jewish.

He was glad the hostility between Vronsky and himself was ended, and the impression of tranquillity, decorum, and pleasure did not leave him.

Indeed, the more Israel gave, the more slander and hostility it faced in many sectors.

The greatest danger is that an escalating fear of enmity in the three countries becomes a self fulfilling prophecy.

The greatest danger is that an escalating fear of enmity in the three countries becomes a self fulfilling prophecy.

The programs that were entered varied widely in algorithmic complexity, initial hostility, capacity for forgiveness, and so forth.

The three years (1996 9) of Benjamin Netanyahu's government were characterized by the politics of confrontation and animosity in all spheres of political life.

European countries success in overcoming centuries of animosity, and the development of a large internal market, has given them a great deal of soft power.

The risk is a climate of undisguised hostility, with potentially greater costs than during the nadir of the Cold War.

The US and China put aside their intense hostility in a joint and successful effort to contain an expansionist Soviet Union.

The composite dialogue was put on hold, with both sides unable to cast off the heavy burden of decades of hostility and intense rivalry.

That implication is intolerable, and it will progressively weaken and divide the EU through a type of semi official hostility to religious faith.

A growing sense of mistrust and hostility, together with a diminishing commitment to the OSCE s brand of comprehensive security, was hindering cooperation in various areas.

A second is the Bush administration s ideological hostility to the modest amount of wealth redistribution implied by the public system.

The cultural interpretation of 9 11 as a civilizational clash explains why a number of former leftists have joined conservatives in their hostility to Islam.

But both the problem and its worsening reflect a toxic combination of deep seated hostility and persistent neglect.

Certainly, both French laicité and Turkish secularism (established by modern Turkey s founder, Kemal Atatürk) began with a similar hostility toward religion.

There is no doubt that Iran with its long history of secrecy and dissimulation deserves the intense hostility and distrust that its nuclear program continues to engender. But the most common view of security and intelligence experts worldwide is that, while Iran may want the technical breakout capability to build a nuclear weapon that Japan now has, it is still a long way from building a usable atomic weapon, and has made no decision to do so.

What football really provides is a residual area of confrontation that allows for the controlled expression of animosity, leaving the most important areas of interaction between countries unaffected.

There is no doubt that Iran with its long history of secrecy and dissimulation deserves the intense hostility and distrust that its nuclear program continues to engender.

In his eyes she was the only islet, not of kindly feeling only but of affection, in the ocean of hostility and ridicule which surrounded him.

It was this Iraqi attitude of implacable hostility that, in 1998, forced UN weapons inspectors to leave the country, leading to today's confrontation.

He knew that they were laughing at him, but he no longer looked for anything except hostility from them he was already accustomed to it.

But they also see an unprecedented level of hostility from the West, with regime after regime seeming to be either in peril or facing chaos.

Indeed, pundits explained Syria s initial immunity to the Arab Spring by pointing to the regime s staunch defense of Arab dignity, reflected in its resolute hostility towards Israel.

The EU is slowly realizing that it has a major social problem on its hands. Denied opportunities in the East, many Roma have moved to Western Europe, fueling a new wave of hostility.

The EU is slowly realizing that it has a major social problem on its hands. Denied opportunities in the East, many Roma have moved to Western Europe, fueling a new wave of hostility.

The Bush team was outspoken in its hostility to a range of international agreements, from the Kyoto Treaty to reduce global warming to the establishment of the International Criminal Court.

Such statements reflect a considerable change from the hostility that bedeviled Indian Chinese relations following the two countries 1962 war over a disputed border in the Himalayas.

Another key consideration is to consolidate a sustainable peace structure on the Korean Peninsula. This cannot merely be a state of affairs like the current one, in which hostilities are absent.

But these obvious signs of malfeasance were all too easily ignored when times were good and in the face of the current US administration's hostility towards regulation.

Here, we are brought back to the central issue in this process technical questions, though important, are still only an expression of the underlying political conflicts and animosities.

One such wave is created by the hardline Saudi Wahhabi education system, which is based on the concept of al wala wa al bara , loyalty to the system and hostility to the infidels. This curriculum, exported Westward by fat Saudi subsidies, is heavily punctuated with denunciations of the infidels and calls to jihad.

But other hostilities soon took hold, and by the fourth century, Christians had more to fear from each other than from outsiders.

Ethnocentrism is bound to distort a people s relations with the rest of the world, and Israel s doctrine of power was drawn from the depths of Jewish experience, particularly the eternal, unforgiving hostility of a Gentile world.

But that's what you discover, is you go into these villages in the Middle East where you expect hostility, and you get the most amazing hospitality, all associated with Abraham.