Sentence examples for Vent hatred from inspiring English sources

Now people have been truly empowered to vent hatred against their rulers, it makes the rulers' position a lot less assured".

Appearing with Hahn at the Islamic center, Los Angeles Police Chief William Bratton warned those who would vent hatred or religious intolerance: "Do not". "We will vigorously investigate it and prosecute it and put those responsible in jail," Bratton said.

France's relations with the United States and Britain have been soured by its opposition to the war in Iraq, but French officials said this was no excuse for venting hatred.

It's not clear what specifically Gab did that warranted its being kicked off the store, but presumably it would have to be at the level of the app itself, not just someone idly venting hatred on the service.

Justin Welby, the leader of the Church of England, said people of "evil will" were using the referendum result as an excuse to vent their hatred.

Now, thanks to a traumatic public shaming and heroic moment, I can no longer vent my hatred on previously unforgivable characters like Cersei Lannister, or Reek (formerly Theon Greyjoy).

Robert Bowers, who grew up not far from where Phuyel lives, is accused of a mass shooting at a synagogue and of targeting the Tree of Life congregation to vent his hatred of Jews and immigrants.

Mr. bin Laden, looking as untroubled as if he were on a camping trip, used the occasion to vent his hatred of America, champion the cause of the Palestinian people and Iraq, and repeat his vow to drive American troops from the Arabian peninsula.

They, along with 165 other people and one victim's fetus, were killed in the blast that prosecutors say Mr. Nichols helped Timothy J. McVeigh set off on the busy Wednesday morning of April 19 to vent their hatred of the government on the second anniversary of the F.B.I. assault at Waco.

When people discover they've been tricked, they vent their hatred and stop using the product.

I can already see the expectations of those who are celebrating this event as an opportunity to vent their hatred of the other side.