Sentence examples for circles of hate from inspiring English sources
Yet amid the despair, the vast concentric circles of hate, he said, radiating out over the city, were swiftly countered with equally powerful concentric circles of love.
Then, at the end of a week of violence, something happened that laid bare this conflict's widening circle of hate, violence and revenge.
However, these did not result in a circle of hate, but in hate being resolved through harmony.
As such he is fatally drawn towards the embarrassing: the face-off, the dust-up, the need to plant a huge Galatasary flag in the centre circle of hated rivals Fenerbahce's pitch after winning the Turkish cup final.
These plans for murder and sabotage failed because Lewis' operatives penetrated the inner circles of the hate groups and foiled them.
Polystyrene is non-biodegradable and rarely recycled, a figure of hate in environmental circles, making finding an alternative something of a priority.
To foster the conviction that God supports the murder of innocents requires a tightknit group and a settled hatred of the Other: in these circles, whites hate blacks and Jews; Jews and Christians hate Muslims and vice versa; anti-abortion crusaders hate gynecologists.
Regional problems: In the Middle East the historic dance of the antagonists is going in circle after circle as if history passes by undisturbed by the music or the local folklore of hate, bloodshed and more of the same.
Mike Holmes, former editor of The American Libertarian, who has known Mr. Paul from libertarian circles since the 1970s, contended that the newsletters did not "rise to the level of hate speech".
Tie-dyed in spatters of olive green and purple, and printed with the phrase "My Religion Is Kindness" in a wonky font reminiscent of elementary-school worksheet graphics, the T-shirt also bears a hodgepodge of enigmatic symbols: a hand with a tree growing out of its middle finger; a diagram of two circles; the word "hate" in polka-dot letters, upside down; a chalice.
