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• The Cavalier Parliament reacted hostilely to the Royal Declaration of Indulgence.
• The government could have reacted very hostilely towards us.
• She's so beautifully, hostilely alone.
• Someone said semi-hostilely of my stuff that I deal in banalities delivered with tremendous force.
• I suppose I hostilely think that they should adapt to me rather than me adapt to them.
• "But if they behave hostilely to us, then there's going to be war.
• As he speaks, a Palestinian boy about his age comes close and starts belching, not hostilely but teasing.
• This user hostilely reverted every single one of my edits and called my legitimate effort to review this article fake.
• LAZARUS I'm actually sitting here thinking this is probably the only benefit of having been acquired hostilely by an English company.
• This was hostilely cited by Vladimir Lenin in Materialism and Empirio-criticism, who called Adler a " na飗e university lecturer ".
• The French consuls were also hostilely disposed towards him because they considered him a Russophile and, by consequence, an enemy of France.
• Megan Carel, a senior at Watchung Hills High School who was in the audience, said : " He answered that very hostilely.
• :It's quite difficult to discuss the articles with someone who hostilely labels everyone else as Christian fundamentalists and " a group of Evangelical Christian editors ".
• Unnerved by his captors'refusal to speak with him, Allison initially reacts hostilely, but he eventually calms down and is brought to their leader, the Supreme.
• Their correspondence began cordially but soon became strained; Campbell apparently felt Culp was being evasive and Culp apparently felt that Campbell was hostilely repeating questions that he had already answered.
• :Unbeknownst to Jeffery, Wyatt already strongly suspected Jeffery of being gay [ before Jeffery came out ] and as a result would oftentimes behave snappishly and hostilely towards him.
• I've suggested an alternative phrasing of " However, Dior's acquaintance, the Paris socialite . . . " but I think it will be hostilely received again.
• Then she told about a lesbian player who had contemplated suicide, going as far as writing a farewell note, after her parents reacted hostilely when she explained her sexual orientation to them.
• "Hamas . . . stresses again that it does not act hostilely toward the American people nor does it target any of its sects of classes, " the statement added.
• The House members would often question him hostilely over the politically unpopular program, but at least one, Representative Dennis Kucinich, assured Kashkari privately that he thought Kashkari was doing a great job.