Sentence examples for feeling this hatred from inspiring English sources

"I hate feeling this hatred," she goes on.

Whenever someone was particularly mean to me, I remember just feeling this intense hatred.

"I never remember feeling a real hatred for the Lakers that might have existed for some of the other teams back east," said Bob Cousy, the Celtics Hall of Famee guard.

That changed when I confessed to my wife that I had begun feeling a real hatred bubble up in me.

A vicious cycle of failing to control oneself followed by feeling intense self-hatred and disgust is common in attempts at self-control.

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".

It's a time when people are feeling a lot of hatred in the air, and incidents like this exacerbate this pain and exacerbate that fear,".

For weeks, he had been feeling oppressed by the hatred of foreigners that the Japanese seemed increasingly to show, and he had been uneasy even with his Japanese friends.

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".

All the evidence derived from every source, but the friars themselves, shows clearly that the feeling of hatred for the friars is well-nigh universal, and permeates all classes.a* BINONDO CHURCH, MANILA.