Sentence examples for cause for hatred from inspiring English sources

He said chess was "included under gambling" and was "a waste of time and money and a cause for hatred and enmity between players".

If that is a cause for hatred of the United States, then those who hate this administration are not only wrong, but on the wrong side of history.

Putting on a couple of pounds over winter was not a cause for self-hatred, but a practical measure – like a cat growing a thicker pelt.

Next to each, list one or more causes for this hatred and hostility, such as war, fear, economic threats, misunderstanding of others, etc.

The second part (b) of Śāntarakṣita's argument, that love and hatred are different from perception, is intriguing in that he claims that there cannot be an external cause for love and hatred because whatever we might want to postulate as this external object can elicit different feelings in different people.

Thank goodness that as time marches on, the societal tides are starting to turn in the direction of more inclusivity and acceptance, but for some people, an integral part of who they are -- their sexual or gender identity -- is cause for contention and hatred from strangers.

We get sermons about love and justice and donations for the poor but do nothing about the fundamental causes of hatred, injustice, or poverty, not even among ourselves.

This need for hatred or, at the very least, righteous indignation, could well cause us to overlook the greatest single threat to our civilization, the turbulent Sun.

Richard returns hatred for hatred.

But he had an enormous capacity for hatred, especially political hatred.

It was a mask for hatred and self-hatred and despair.