Sentence examples for bring hatred from inspiring English sources

"It's particularly disturbing for me, as a veteran, how he seeks to divide us and seeks to bring hatred for the 'other,'" Hawkins told HuffPost.

Asked Wednesday morning by CBS News to explain why he thinks Obama has brought hatred into the campaign, Romney mentioned "the divisiveness based upon income, age, ethnicity and so forth.

"I don't know who brings hatred to a funeral," said Webster's brother, Jeremiah Webster.

And there are the countries who forfeit rather than play, bringing hatred and sectarian strife into the games.

How parents wish to raise their child is within their purview---except, however, when their child brings hatred of others to the classroom, disrupts the learning experience of other students, and endangers the safety and well being of other children.

I fear that current American policies to undermine Yasir Arafat, the Palestinian leader, will only bring more hatred to the fore.

A hold-over from the British colonial era, the Sedition Act criminalises anything that "would bring into hatred or contempt or excite disaffection against any Ruler or against any government".

A hold-over from the British colonial era, the Sedition Act criminalizes anything that "would bring into hatred or contempt or excite disaffection against any Ruler or against any government".

Activists accused Trump of bringing fringe hatred into the mainstream.

The archbishop says his experience as a child in wartime Salerno brought a hatred of war.

The real, the original Mosby approach brought Mosby hatred, got Mosby fired.