Sentence examples for a profound hatred from inspiring English sources
They have tapped into a profound hatred of politicians and of others that want to control our lives.
They had a very strong sense of morality, of what they wanted Brazil to be, a profound hatred of the police.
Modi and Trump have zealously capitalized on a profound hatred of this seemingly indestructible iron cage of modernity, turning free traders, liberal internationalists, and technocrats into objects of mass fear and loathing.
"Either the government accepts peaceful change or they choose closure, in which case the youth of the country – who have a profound hatred for the government – will eventually explode in ways that could have a catastrophic effect on the country and the region".
Finkelman (1994), O'Brien (1996), and Magnis (1999) state that Jefferson was driven by a profound hatred of Blacks.
"I don't follow politics except for having a profound hatred for all politicians".
It is upsetting and yet also uplifting, and made me think about how London can be an object of profound hatred and yet, greater than that, a place of huge hope and deep humanity.
What follows is an excursion through the darker passages of the movement's id, in a voice that mixes profound hatred for secular culture with biblical references, instructions for making bombs and descriptions of laughing babies floating above a courtroom.
Ruling on the petition today, a seven-judge panel headed by the chief justice, Aharon Barak, said the parole board had acted unreasonably by failing to give appropriate weight to the danger posed by Mr. Skolnik, who the judges said had acted out of "profound hatred" stemming from a dangerous "nationalistic ideology".
4.05pm: From one pole of US politics (Santorum) to another: Noam Chomsky, speaking to Democracy Now!, says that while the cables reveal Arab leaders urging the United States to attack Iran, opinion polls in the region tell a different story: What this reveals is the profound hatred for democracy on the part of our political leadership.
On the other hand, his profound hatred of informers was undying and a little harsh.
