Sentence examples for bordering on hate from inspiring English sources
"The Party is too accommodating of elements that I would consider fringe, bordering on hate groups," he said.
Whatever the contest was trying to prove about freedom of expression, he said, it ended up "bordering on hate speech".
Although the media has been saturated with analysis and commentary from all directions about the recent Supreme Court ruling on "Obamacare," there seems to be one thing missing in all this — why has the public debate about this legislation and President Obama's strong support of it been inundated with such anger and vitriol, bordering on hate?
Because of the cost and periodic service glitches, he says that he has "a deep resentment bordering on hate" for the cable company.
Mr. Daum fears his children have turned their backs on the non-Jewish world, regarding all Gentiles with suspicion bordering on hate.
You can't reach things, it's a hassle to find clothes that fit, and people feel like it's OK to make comments about your height bordering on hate speech.
When Max du Preez, the editor of an Afrikaaner-language anti-apartheid weekly, Vrije Weekblad, accused Mbeki of being a womaniser, the ANC's spokesman accused him of "irresponsible and undermining" behaviour that "bordered on hate speech".
Jeremy Rinker, visiting professor of peace and conflict studies, told me that he didn't see the speech; however, Tantaros' comments bordered on hate speech.
THE Toyota Prius may not be a sex magnet, but it provokes strong reactions often bordering on love or hate.
