Sentence examples for feeling of hatred from inspiring English sources

All day Linda has fought the feeling of hatred she has for her mother & now she wonders what she will look like when she is dead.

And Gustave Beaumont, who accompanied Tocqueville, declared after they had visited a wilderness under assault by pioneers, "There is... in America a general feeling of hatred against trees".

He is alleged to have told prosecutors that after watching the footage: 'There was a feeling of hatred and a conviction that it was necessary to give a signal - to do something.' But some of the Italian media reports told a conflicting story.

Since then, South Korean students took feeling of hatred and repulsiveness by the public education, broadcasting, media and movies (Kim 2009: 166).

One could read Stephen as offering what is still an instrumentalist account of criminal law; it is important to satisfy that "feeling of hatred and the desire of vengeance" in "a regular public and legal manner" (loc. cit)., because otherwise they will find more violent, uncontrolled and socially harmful expression (compare Gardner 1998 31 322).

All the Common Market countries except the UK have been occupied by Germany, and they have this mixed feeling of hatred and subservience towards the Germans".

The number of Jews expressing feelings of hatred towards Arabs had doubled, ACRI said.

He said he had overcome his feelings of hatred for the monsignor.

Then he went on, "We don't have feelings of hatred toward the people of the U.S., but feelings of hatred toward the government of the U.S. have developed because you support Israel so blindly".

Asked on Wednesday if it took time to put aside feelings of hatred, he said, "Yes, it was a process.

"We don't have the old feelings of hatred toward Japan like we used to anymore," he said.