Sentence examples for a wave of hatred from inspiring English sources

A different sensation, not tears, a wave of hatred, came over Andreas.

Now the Rohingya face a wave of hatred from Burmese bloggers who brand them "dogs, thieves, terrorists" and "black monsters".

In the decades that followed, the Shiv Sena unleashed a wave of hatred and violence against the most vulnerable targets among the outsiders.

"A wave of hatred of Putin personally will grow and his most pragmatic supporters will start abandoning him," Mr Kokh writes.

Alfred Dreyfus, really don't understand, let alone share, the director's sense of "how, in a highly civilized country where Jews felt secure" a wave of hatred could split a nation and sweep away "all good sense and all justice".

The murder of Lee Rigby unleashed a wave of hatred and violent attacks on British Muslims and their places of worship, much of it inspired by the English Defence League (EDL), a violent anti-Muslim street gang that was set up following an al-Muhajiroun demonstration in Luton in 2009.

A wave of critical hatred greeted the release of "The Last Airbender".

The West is on the defensive, challenged economically by the ascent of China and politically and militarily by a wave of Islamist hatred.

The posts had produced increasing criticism and outrage over the last week from the Representative Council of Jewish Institutions in France and from SOS Racisme, a lobbying group that denounced a "wave of feverish hatred".

And is this year sui generis: is Obama riding such a wave of Bush hatred that it really won't matter?8 09: Lanny Davis also speculates that Hillary, should she lose, would be satisfied doing good in Bobby Kennedy's senate seat.

And it is precisely this that may now be Georgia's greatest problem - that it has unleashed a wave of violent hatred against it across the region.' 'The West and Nato back the revanchist policies of Georgia.