Sentence examples for considerable hatred from inspiring English sources
Mr. Park, a former major general who led South Korea's economic rise from the ashes of the 1950-53 Korean War and who died in 1979, remains the country's most popular former president, but he is also the object of considerable hatred because of his regime's brutality.
Sure, there is considerable racial hatred towards Obama in some circles.
That hatred still carries with it considerable risks in a clan-riven society which Shamis describes as "traumatised - people are in a coma", after so many years of suffering and violence.
Hall did considerable harm to people by instilling guilt and self-hatred when he had absolutely no data to back up his conclusions.
As I have written for this site before, the comedian has played a complex cat-and-mouse game with the French state for years, earning himself a raft of trials and half a dozen convictions for inciting racial hatred while, at the same time, building a considerable following, particularly among disaffected young people of North African and African origin.
Mr Sharon, with his hatred of the not-quite-dead-yet Oslo peace process, will do his considerable best to frustrate Mr Tenet's endeavours.
Besides creating deep and lasting hatred on both sides of the ethnic divide, the events of 1972 became the source of considerable tension within the Tutsi minority, thus paving the way for the overthrow of Micombero in 1976 and the advent of the Second Republic under the presidency of Jean-Baptiste Bagaza.
Self-hatred just leads to more hatred.
