It's the things they did to court unhappiness — the things they did that were arduous and miserable, which sometimes cost them friends and aroused hatred.
Values arouse hatred in these people.
Listening to introductory encomia, he blinked quickly like a gnome suddenly introduced to the light, a V slowly deepening between his brows as some descriptions became more barbed than others: Naipaul is "a truthteller", said John Carey, moderating, "and truth-tellers arouse hatred".
Her followers take pride in the way she has aroused fear, hatred and panic in the minds of the liberal elite.
Another company tries to arouse our hatred against the smells in our houses by likening them to their ill-fated cousins the odors of our bodies.
Though the Sadducees were conservative in religious matters, their wealth, their haughty bearing, and their willingness to compromise with the Roman rulers aroused the hatred of the common people.
If a Biden plan were to succeed, it would have to produce a strategy shorn of the techniques that aroused such hatred in the Arab and Muslim world in particular, thereby doing Bin Laden's job of recruitment for him.
Putin has obliterated the early shoots of Russian democracy as evidence of weakness and obeisance to the West; his eighty-per-cent popularity rating is built on arousing nationalism and a hatred of minorities (ethnic and sexual), the suppression of dissent, and a bare-chested macho image.
Few tyrants have aroused more visceral hatred than Marie Antoinette, an ordinary woman whose life is infinitely more complex than she was.
Why do the Jews arouse such hatred?
Within a short while Julian was successful enough in his undertaking to have aroused the fear and hatred of the Christians, who for a long time thought of him as the Antichrist.
