Sentence examples for a personal hatred from inspiring English sources

"Boccassini has a personal hatred for him," Bestetti concluded.

Ideological differences have solidified into a personal hatred that has often led to violence.

"I have always hated them, a personal hatred, not just an intellectual one," Mr. Saviano said in the safety of his publisher's office here, with his three well-armed police bodyguards waiting outside on the street.

A traveler to the region immediately after Appomattox captured the character of the Northern sentiment in the region: "The Unionism of Western North Carolina … was less a love for the Union than a personal hatred of those who went into the Rebellion.

It wasn't a personal hatred toward anybody.

Doubtless the teacher was taking out a personal hatred on him, and he, the adult, was going, with respect to the child, too far.

Mr Putin, now the Russian Prime Minister and still widely seen as the most powerful person in Russia, has a deep personal hatred of Mr Saakashvili and has expressed a desire to see him "hung by the balls".

"It is a very personal hatred because they ruined my country, forced people to emigrate, killed honest people".

Qaddafi had tried to make himself identical to Libya, to ingrain himself into the lives of all his subjects, and they paid him back with a deeply personal hatred, as if he were their own abusive father.

He has spoken publicly about previously being denied a visa to travel to the U.S. to visit a girlfriend, and described his personal hatred of America in interviews during his campaign. .

"I find it quite incredible that a Muslim judge finds a Christian guilty and wants to protect homosexuals, whom I have no personal hatred against," the preacher spluttered on leaving the court-room.The evangelist is finding some unlikely defenders.