Sentence examples for absolute hatred from inspiring English sources

It's quite funny that he can be lauded for his absolute hatred of everything that everyone else loves".

Firstly the incompetence and cronyism of Mr Maliki and secondly the 1300 years of absolute hatred between the Sunnis and the Shias.

Hysteria has become the leitmotif of Donald J. Trump, who suggests that we "strongly consider" shutting down mosques because "some of the ideas and some of the hatred, the absolute hatred, is coming from these areas".

Only after all his other votes were cast did Mr. Taggart swallow hard, mentally review "all the negatives against Lazio and the absolute hatred for Hillary by his supporters" and choose the first lady.

Her short story, The Debutante – in which the young narrator of the story, about to have a ball held for her, swaps places with a hyena, with gruesome consequences – gives a sense of her absolute hatred of the tropes of upper-class life (and also, perhaps, of the nastiness and even violence veiled beneath manners and polite rituals).

Harry Knowles, editor of geek bible Aint It Cool News, was far more scathing: "It is a very rare thing for a film to shit squarely on my open and unexpecting eyes to such a degree that absolute hatred and loathing festers out of my every pore… but McG managed to do it with Terminator Salvation," he wrote.

"So going out there and fighting for a secular democracy is incredibly important to all of us and then, of course, another thing that unites us is an absolute burning hatred for the Islamic State and everything they stand for".

"The overwhelming sentiment was one of just an absolute outpouring of hatred.

Positions have hardened; hatreds seem absolute.

That should not blind us to the truth: the Mail habitually uses what Tony Blair once called its "absolute and unaccountable power" to legitimise hatred and prejudice and debase public debate.

"What makes apocalypse so compelling," explains Quinby, "is its promise of future perfection, eternal happiness, and godlike understanding of life, but it is that very will to absolute power and knowledge that produces its compulsions of violence, hatred, and oppression".