Sentence examples for clean hatred from inspiring English sources
He praised football for its ability to engender "clean hatred," telling the Washington Post: "It is the last thing left in civilization where two men can literally fling themselves bodily at each other in combat and not be at war.
"In Iraq, only sport is clean; I mean free from any kind of hatred," Fakher told the Xinhua news agency from Baghdad.
In part, because Mr. Greengrass has lived much of his life with the hideous local hatreds of Ireland, and he is weary of "good clean action" films.
I was full of hatred," said Ahmad showing the camera an ID photograph of a clean-shaven cadet.
If there is a lesson I take from all this, it is that we should not disavow our hatreds in a futile effort to make ourselves – to make the world – clean.
THE FUNCTION OF APOCALYPSE IN LITERATURE: Brian D.: "In some books, the apocalypse serves to wipe the slate clean and start over or return to a better past it's a projection of the author's hatred for the present age.
THE FUNCTION OF APOCALYPSE IN LITERATURE: Brian D.: "In some books, the apocalypse serves to wipe the slate clean and start over or return to a better past — it's a projection of the author's hatred for the present age.
Self-hatred just leads to more hatred.
