Sentence examples for a great hatred from inspiring English sources

According to Pew research, among others, there is a great hatred towards Americans by large segments of the Muslim population".

But there was obviously a great hatred under the surface, a need to exorcise all those unreconciled demons on something physical.

It is clear there is a great hatred towards Americans by large segments of the Canadian population.

Satan has a great hatred and fear of her.

Ireland no longer seems a nation of "great hatred, little room," as it did to Yeats, and it is no longer an "outcast from life's feast," in James Joyce's phrase.

Tempers fray and flare until the situation resembles a literal enactment of a line from William Butler Yeats: "Great hatred, little room".

Northern Ireland's Troubles are the subject of two very personal stories: Kevin Myers' Watching the Door, which recounts his experiences as a reporter among loyalist and republican terrorists; and Jonathan Powell's Great Hatred, Little Room, an insider's account of the tense negotiations over peace in the province.

Mr Trump cited an unspecified Pew Research poll that he said showed "there is great hatred towards Americans by large segments of the Muslim population," a press release from his campaigners said.

Trump's two-paragraph announcement, released to reporters and then read out before a mostly military crowd on board an aircraft carrier, cited research by the Pew Research Center showing "great hatred towards Americans by large segments of the Muslim population" – when Pew's own studies suggest the exact opposite.

Trump believes these drastic measures need to be taken because of Muslims' "great hatred" for America; he's also suggested a national Muslim registry.

It was the precise map of the fanatic heart drawn by Yeats: Great hatred, little room.