Sentence examples for entrenched hatred from inspiring English sources
The controversy over performances by the comedian, Dieudonné, and his popularisation of the "quenelle" gesture (supposedly a modified Nazi salute) stokes belief in entrenched hatred of Jews.
And just what did happen when these girls returned home, home to Israel and to Palestine, home to where the entrenched hatred for "the other" is an epidemic?
Suddenly, amid the violence and entrenched hatred surrounding an intractable conflict, a simple act of humanity rose above the clamor and captured worldwide attention.
And when the story dies down and the media stops reporting on the entrenched hatred of women that constantly leads to their rapes and deaths, Zandt thinks this movement will help fuel the fight against violent misogyny.
The film traces the efforts to bring the two mothers of the dead girls, who live less than four miles apart, face to face for a meeting that Ms. Levy's mother, Avigail Levy, said she believed would be cathartic as well as a symbol of hope, a chance to transcend entrenched hatreds.
Once again, I feel my stomach doing backflips as I engage in dialogue about the homophobia and hatred entrenched in our culture.
The fact that many in the media continue to ignore the obvious racist sentiments inherent in the terrorist attack in Charleston is one incident in a long-running narrative of our country's history being whitewashed and framed as anything other than what it really is: an entrenched, steadfast hatred toward people of color.
Eight years of unresolved political rivalry has entrenched mistrust, misunderstanding and outright hatred on both sides.
In fact, regardless of Ms. Gillard's opinion, the dictionary had been planning to expand the definition so that it covered not just "hatred of women" but "entrenched prejudice against women," a shift reflecting current usage.
Macquarie Dictionary added "entrenched prejudice of women" to augment the established "hatred of women," according to the BBC.
