Sentence examples for bordering on hatred from inspiring English sources
"The overwhelming emotion I had was sheer anger at the terrorists, bordering on hatred," he told one interviewer.
"It's polarized to the extent of mutual contempt bordering on hatred, so you have people who refuse to even talk to other people," said a Western diplomat in Caracas.
Both Scott and Shackleton came away from the effort with a mistrust in the usefulness of dogs in crossing the polar landscape -- a prejudice that was to have profound consequences later -- and with an abiding dislike, bordering on hatred, of each other.
Probably won't happen, because too many politicians think they need this radical energy bordering on hatred at election time.
Psychiatrist and essayist Ion Vianu, who explored the relationship with the tools of psychoanalysis, describes Mateiu's sentiment toward Ion Luca as "antipathy, bordering on hatred", and proposes that this reflected maternal influences from the brief period when Maria Constantinescu had been left a single parent.
I had never experienced this level of antagonism, or the degree of bitterness and vitriol that almost bordered on hatred.
From the moment Thomas was named team president to the moment he was forced to coach the team he assembled, Thomas was the object of an intense dislike that, near the end, bordered on hatred.
And she's right—I know that my distaste for myself, bordering on self-hatred, is at the root of most of my numerous character flaws.
But the cynical attempt by some members of the GOP to dismantle Obamacare must be called what it is: hatred bordering on racism.
Mutual mistrust and contempt between local and foreign forces in Afghanistan that often borders on hatred is one of the main reasons why Afghan troops increasingly turn their guns on their Nato comrades, a damning report has found.
