Sentence examples for degree of hatred from inspiring English sources

Win or lose, he has already defined politics so far down that a shocking degree of hatred, ignorance, and lies is becoming normal.

Never in my life have I been a violent person — I wouldn't even recognize that impulse in myself — but now, when I get these lawyers' letters, I just feel extraordinarily ill-used, and there's a real degree of hatred that becomes toxic inside you".

"What we didn't expect was that, as word spread, there would be such a degree of hatred aimed at us.

Naylor penned the sequels in response to "the surprising degree of hatred which children show toward Judd Travers".

9. We need to work on the degree of hatred among us so we are not continuing a civil war that is uncivil and unstated.

Anyone who is hating this life, will not offhand want to confide in a visitor his/her plans or degree of hatred or despair.

The dictators' wives are all very different, united by the varying degrees of hatred they inspired, eye-watering fortunes, expensive wardrobes and often a state-sanctioned so-called "feminism" or, like Asma al-Assad, charity work as a public distraction against the brutal realities of the regime.

The countryside was dotted with groups that espoused varying degrees of hatred, violence, and anarchy.

Such people are perverse, menacing, immoral, amoral and are arguably suffering from a pitiful degree of racial hatred.

"The degree of antipathy and hatred was such that this seemed like one of those struggles with no end," Mr. O'Doherty said.

Although they conceded that other leftwing Labour leaders had suffered at the hands of the press - naming Neil Kinnock and Ed Miliband (why not Michael Foot?) - they argued that "the degree of antagonism and hatred from part of the media has arguably reached new heights".