Sentence examples for experienced hatred from inspiring English sources

"We need to be reminded that hatred exists at all times and reminds us to be empathetic to other people that have experienced hatred also.

Most reported that neighbours harassed them both directly and through unpleasant gossip and many experienced hatred or avoidance by friends and neighbours.

Furthermore, there appears to be no dispersed pattern of activation that we can look at and say, "That person is experiencing hatred".

In life, and death, we need to see a change in attitudes toward the more than 10 million people who live in this country who experience hatred routinely for something that they can't help.

The museum also presents a special exhibition for children, which, its literature explains, "provides a safe space where they can brainstorm strategies on how to speak up for those experiencing hatred, prejudice and discrimination through bullying and acts of intolerance within their local and global communities".

Trans people say they should be included because they experience hatred and discrimination, and thereby are campaigning along similar lines as the gay community for equality.

President Obama made his announcement on Transgender Day of Remembrance, which is when we remember the victims of transphobic murders, and President Obama issued a statement that "Transgender Americans often experience hatred and discrimination from those who fail to see the humanity all people share".

It was in Columbus that she experienced racial hatred first hand; there were only a few black female students there, and Kennedy felt ostracized by her white classmates.

But Jamal Rifi, a western Sydney GP and community advocate, lodged a complaint on Friday with the commission about the party, alleging he had experienced racial hatred as a result of its promotion of the rally.

Roger Ailes experienced that hatred and it killed him.

There were snide comments and rude names – it was far from social equality – but I did not experience hatred.