Sentence examples similar to extraordinary hate from inspiring English sources

The death of an extraordinary hate-figure has just occurred.

Professor Segal told the Times that the twins has an "extraordinary love-hate relationship".

But it did make me think about what an extraordinary waste of time hating inconsequential things is.

"The fact that there will be an interreligious gathering affirming our commitment to peace and dialogue in the very spot that is associated with religion as an instrument of violence and hate is an extraordinary powerful message to the world".

Ravi's lawyers have argued that the judge did not properly instruct the jury, and that his conviction for bias intimidation was an "extraordinary and unprecedented" use of hate crime laws, typically used to prosecute violent crimes.

He has an extraordinary love for all things independent and hates to the point of excess all sectarian people, and all schools".

Near the end, an extraordinary one-line section reads: "You have to hate how the world goes on".

If so, what's the trigger for a free society to employ such extraordinary measures to stamp out intolerant, racist or "hate" speech?

There is an extraordinary amount of inaccurate information out there, from purposeful hate and fear mongering, to well-meaning people making dumb mistakes.

The most extraordinary scenes in Wolf's book document her complex love-hate relationship with East Germany.

Many people hate him, but you have to admit that he has extraordinary skill.