Sentence examples for conflict hatred from inspiring English sources

Turning his attention to global happenings, he referred to the world as increasingly blighted by "violent conflict, hatred, and brutal atrocities, committed even in the name of God and of religion".

It might not be it might end up being expressed in terms of mass ethnic conflict, hatred against immigrants, foreigners, etc.

Alluding to the new dangers presented by the Islamic State, Francis addressed the topic of religious extremism, charging the world is "increasingly a place of violent conflict, hatred and brutal atrocities committed even in the name of God and of religion".

The culture, in their view, produces "a dangerous incubation of conflicts, hatreds and lawsuits".

The collapse of the regime will unleash a welter of old conflicts, hatreds and loyalties, which were all subjugated for decades under the yoke of the oppressive regime and will now come to the open.

The majority of Lebanese Sunnis "are seeing the protests as a revolution against the Syrian regime, which is an Alawite regime, which is also a regime they have a history of conflict and hatred with".

A group of prominent people from Armenia and Turkey put the final touches today on a reconciliation commission intended to open the way for a new era in relations between two neighbors divided by nearly a century of conflict and hatred.

Anticipating this a rogue regime would ignore threats based on such a norm.In considering whether to strike at Syria, we should ask whether the short-run costs of the action (taxpayer dollars, prolonging the conflict, fomenting hatred against America) are worth the longer-run benefits of maintaining a norm against the use of chemical weapons.

The recent judgment by Israel's Supreme Court to allow the construction of the museum complex to proceed on top of this cemetery of religious and historical importance defies all satire and irony, making it a flashpoint for more conflict and hatred, and still engendering strong protests.

All we can do now is hold out hope that change will come to Mr. Obama himself, that he will reinvent us as a nation newly disengaged from conflict, where hatred against America can become virtually extinct, where we can at last make our peace with the world.

Conflict and hatred is inevitable.