Harboring in a sentence

Research shows that harboring beliefs characterized as "hostile sexism" — which is to say anger at women for speaking up or wanting equality — was as strong a predictor of a Trump vote as harboring racist beliefs.

Astros players later insisted they were not annoyed by the theatrics, nor were they harboring ill-will from a July 26 incident between the teams that had Astros catcher Martin Maldonado and Garcia as key actors.

Between his tragic backstory and the trials and tribulations the group faces along the way, Pine's Edgin could be forgiven for harboring bitterness.

In Buffalo’s favor, it will be poised on a sharp edge after a brutal overtime loss to the ultracompetitive Jets … but even the most fervent Bills followers must be harboring concerns.

Kakar and the government in Islamabad accuse the Taliban of harboring militants from groups like the TTP — allegations thet the Taliban deny.

Protecting the Amazon has garnered significant international attention, and for good reason, given its pivotal role in regulating the global climate and harboring immense biodiversity.

She doubted that a teenager harboring a dislike for biology would excel at formulating prompts that would yield engaging content and effectively evaluate their grasp of the subject matter.

This Junji Ito story is set in 1953 and follows a family that is 'generously' harboring war deserter Saburo Furukawa, who deserted the Japanese army during World War II.

You probably don’t need me to tell you that Ani is harboring a dark past.

According to the study's lead researcher, Dr. John Smith, “Biofilms are a formidable barrier in food safety due to their resilience against traditional cleaning measures and their role in harboring pathogens.

Democratic-controlled states have gained congressional seats by welcoming and harboring illegal aliens.

Despite harboring a number of match-winners in their playing eleven, the Lilywhites will head into the match as the clear underdogs.

It could be a thoughtless joke, reading a banned book, harboring migrants marked for deportation, impeding untrammeled “drill-baby-drill” resource extraction, or attending an underground reproductive health clinic that sends us to the new Trump gulag.

Many men mistakenly believe they are strong while harboring weak-minded tendencies.

Still harboring the hope of making it to Italy, and desperate to get Moussa proper medical attention, Seydou warily signs on as the captain of an overloaded boat of refugees – a “people smuggler” – bound for Sicily.

The Dodgers will still leave town Sunday night as the prohibitive favorites to win the World Series, while the Cubs will remain a team harboring legitimate hopes of making the postseason.

This global exposure is not just a perk but a priceless asset, especially for those harboring dreams of building an international career.

When we caught up last month, she assured me I wasn't a bad commentator for harboring uncertainty.

As a relatively small nation with a neighboring country that is aggressive, demographically exploding, and openly harboring an expansionist ideology, Eritrea is well advised to protect itself from a demographic war.

Earlier, politicians had wanted to demonstrate their ability to take action: they closed a mosque suspected of harboring radical Islamist tendencies.