Sentence examples for burning hatred for from inspiring English sources

O complains that the Tea Party is a mob of "conspiracy nuts, immigrant haters, vengeful Old Testament types, publicity hustlers, and people who just have way too much time on their hands," united by "their sneering self-righteousness and burning hatred for me".

He noted the politician's "burning hatred for the Tory party" and attacked Margaret Thatcher's infamous claim that there was no such thing as society.

The attack in the truck marks Emmanuel's loss of innocence, and with it is born a burning hatred for Arabs that will drive his behavior, often with tragic consequences, through most of the story.

Speaking at a 2015 St David's Day march to celebrate the NHS and its founder, Aneurin Bevan, he noted the politician's "burning hatred for the Tory party" and attacked Margaret Thatcher's infamous claim that there was no such thing as society.

I have a burning hatred for the chainsmokers.

"So going out there and fighting for a secular democracy is incredibly important to all of us and then, of course, another thing that unites us is an absolute burning hatred for the Islamic State and everything they stand for".

"Others have a consuming, burning hatred of George W. Bush as their dominant legislative priority.

The country's Nobel prizewinner, Ivo Andrić, wrote about it in his somewhat prescient Letter from 1920: "In secret depths … lie burning hatreds, entire hurricanes of tethered and compressed hatreds, maturing and awaiting their time".

That he harbours a burning hatred of trains?

His own experiences ensured that no amount of cajolery could eradicate from his heart a deep burning hatred of the Tory party.

He served with Montgomery's Desert Rats and a lot of his pals never came back, which left him with a burning hatred of Germans.