Sentence examples for cries of hatred from inspiring English sources
We had become so attached to Matador that when the fellow appeared we greeted him with cries of hatred.
"Spectators will greet Ward with cries of hatred the night he faces Kovalev; even should he win, and there are many reasons to believe he will, those same cries will dog Ward when the fight is over".
The economy is so bad, so many people don't have jobs, that familiar cries of racial hatred and bigotry are sprouting up all over again.
This simple line, penned by the Roman poet Virgil and used throughout the ages as a rallying cry for oppressed victims of hatred and bigotry, is in fact a misquote.
She spoke to The Huffington Post about the joys of watching other people cry, her hatred of hearts and her next dream project.
But individual compassion does not easily translate into political rapprochement, and getting the Blumenfelds and the Khatibs to cry together won't end decades of hatred in the Middle East.
I felt a great deal of hatred, and I cried a lot.
When this venerated publication printed rallying cries for wholesale hatred of vast swaths of humanity, I thought that the towers of civilization were truly falling, along with the twin towers.
Regarding Ira Berkow's column "Countering the Terms of Hatred" (April 24): As a Jew, I often worry about the wolf-crying that surrounds perceived anti-Semitism.
So when the beatings on the Maidan gave Ukrainians an excuse to come out on the streets, the protests turned from a cry against the loss of the "European choice" into something far more visceral: an expression of hatred for Yanukovych and everything he represents — basically, the mean reality of life in a post-Soviet strongman state.
