Sentence examples for develop a hatred from inspiring English sources

Develop a hatred of America that goes beyond California and leads you to the obsessive study of Harold Pinter's late-era poetry and the recorded output of NOFX at their most viscerally political.

I do not, in any way, identify with Dylann Roof or his twisted rationale, but I am familiar with the culture of prejudice in which he was raised, and am not surprised that within it, he was able to develop a hatred so deep.

They may also develop a hatred or love for you so be aware of reactions.

If they just aren't interested, let them opt out so they don't develop a hatred for it.

They also developed a hatred of the West for the sanctions and UN-led military action that had ruined Serbia.

An Iranian shopkeeper, paranoid since the corrosive suspicions following 9/11, buys a gun to protect his store and develops a hatred for a Mexican locksmith.

Growing up in Durham, N.C., she early on developed a hatred for Southern segregation, fleeing to New York shortly after finishing high school.

He was immediately acclaimed as a martyr by the Whigs, and he himself developed a hatred for the Tory leaders Robert Harley, earl of Oxford, and Henry St. John, Viscount Bolingbroke, who brought about his fall.

After finishing high school he was drafted into the Army, where he repaired gunsight computers and developed a hatred of the military that inspired much of his later writing.

Syeedy and Kadir, from Rochdale and Oldham respectively, developed a hatred of Uddin last summer after discovering he practised a form of Islamic healing called taweez, the court was told.

Rocio Ponce, a Brentwood resident and real-estate agent from Ecuador, said that many residents had developed a hatred against recent Latino immigrants "because they think they're coming to take their jobs".