Sentence examples for expressing hatred from inspiring English sources

Admiring Osama bin Laden or the Islamic State or expressing hatred for the United States is not a crime.

"There are fewer inhibitions now about expressing hatred for the Arabs," Yossi Klein Halevi, a scholar at the Shalom Hartman Institute, in Jerusalem, told me.

House-husband Butler was often very angry and was particularly resentful of his responsibility to look after Ellie, expressing hatred for her, the court heard.

There is no question that many in the West today use speech about Muhammad and "Islam" as cover for expressing hatred toward Muslims.

It adds: "It is also equally important to communicate clearly to pupils and families that holding traditional faith perspectives on sexuality is not counter to the school's aims and ethos, but that expressing hatred, negativity and hostility to another is unacceptable".

We think that not having a blanket policy of taking down, you know, the mere assertion of, you know, historical falsity is – of a historical falsity – it allows for the identification of those who are expressing hatred and for more speech to step into the breach and to attack their falsehoods.

Even ordinary speech, after all, can express hatred.

Most expressed hatred for Israel and the United States, but each one had its own focus.

When I hear some people express hatred for Obama, it feels the same.

"It's not appealing to deal with countries that express hatred towards us.

Not all of Mrs. Thatcher's political enemies expressed hatred after she died.