Sentence examples for enduring hate from inspiring English sources

Some did terrible things, but they did them out of political desperation and misrouted nationalism, not enduring hate.

Watching my grandfather humiliated and led away by a bunch of children filled my young heart with enduring hate, vengefulness — that and the desire to permanently play hooky".

"Our LGBTI children should not have to plead with millions of other Australians to have their fundamental rights recognised, while at the same time enduring hate and bile," she said.

That notion resonates in the fashion world, evidence, perhaps, of its enduring love-hate relationship with artifice.

Without the robust framework of legislation, disabled people can't have a guarantee that enduring a disability hate crime will lead to enforcement action.

In the meantime, here's a little something he cooked up on the game earlier: Lest anyone think Queensland are getting tired of beating New South Wales, Maroons skipper Cameron Smith did his best to put that slur to rest during the week as he emphasised Queensland's enduring level of "hate" for the Blues.

And yet there was the hate apple, ever enduring, still marred only by a thin, fuzzy layer of green stuff.

Included are serious films about war correspondents, investigative journalists, as well as pictures which portray the sensationalism which Cronkite so hated, and which represents the enduring Achilles' heel of the industry.

All these changes highlight America's enduring contradictions — and the reason Americans love to hate the politics they relish.

Part of the secret of Ritchie's enduring success is that it's hard to hate a man who's willing to make an ass of himself for your entertainment.

Orville was known for his child-like innocence, enduring constant jibes from Cuddles whose catchphrase was "I hate that duck".