Sentence examples for breed hatred from inspiring English sources
In short, poverty does not breed hatred, ideology does.
But if we leave a defiant Saddam Hussein in power, the message we send is that dictators are safe to breed hatred against us, so long as they take small steps against one particular terror group.
"And the way they do it is to breed hatred against the most recent invader and aggressor".
Those same injustices often breed hatred, sow division among us, and threaten our health and safety.
In the same way, my duty is to console those who are suffering".(1) In infinite ways, Amma breaks down oppressive religious, social and cultural barriers that breed hatred, a sense of separation and fear, and ultimately prevent us from remembering that at the heart of all spiritual and religious traditions is a message of LOVE.
At this moment of history, we have a choice: we can either emphasize those aspects of our traditions, be they religious or secular, which breed hatred, chauvinism and exclusion, or we can bring to the fore those that stress the importance of compassion and the Golden Rule.
"As a person who suffered repression," Sheik Darwish said, "he knows that injustice breeds hatred".
His widow, Dima Ayyoub, launched a vitriolic attack on America: "My message to you is that hatred breeds hatred," she said in a live telephone link-up from her home in Amman, Jordan.
Lieutenant Colonel Nigel Wylde, who worked in intelligence in Northern Ireland, told the committee: "The use of torture is utterly counterproductive because it breeds hatred against us and encourages people to become extremists".
I feel no bitterness for I feel bitterness breeds hatred and I'm not a person like that.
