Sentence examples for feeling hated from inspiring English sources

Still, many say they feel doubly victimized, first suffering along with the rest of the nation during the attacks, now feeling hated both by Americans and by Muslims abroad.

It gave me a sense of control and freedom that I didn't have in my everyday life, because I walked through life feeling hated, embarrassed, trapped, and powerless.

Danny, who has a hard time concealing his feelings, hates his job.

We are not born feeling hate for those different to ourselves; it is learned.

Even when you are feeling hate, ask yourself: "How can I get back to love?" Avoid "pseudo-attempts" at making things better.

If you are still feeling hate towards the perpetrator and indulging in fantasies of revenge, the process of forgiveness might not be as far along as you thought.

Though illegal, she is angry at feeling suddenly hated by a society she has contributed to.

You're just scared, feeling: 'I hate this … what am I doing?' But the boxing drug gets you.

No, in fact, he put that feeling of hating your weekend job into words pretty perfectly on Saturday.

It's a pathos machine, pumping out random patterns of capital letter feelings (HATE-LOVE-JOY-PAIN) that come over the two sets of supporters like a biblical plague.

I hated feeling it inside me, hated the smell of latex that lingered between my thighs afterwards.