Sentence examples for feels no hatred from inspiring English sources

He feels no hatred for the condemned, only sorrow.

He tries to hate them like he does in school but he feels no hatred now.

"We felt no hatred for the Allied pilots" was a recurrent motif.

'In truth, I felt no hatred for these soldiers,' he says now.

Stanley Dearman, a former editor and publisher of The Neshoba Democrat, a Mississippi newspaper that called for justice in the murders, said Dr. Goodman felt no hatred for the killers.

Although the image of the boy's father standing next to Mr. Castro shocked his Miami relatives, they insisted they felt no hatred toward their relatives in Cuba, with whom they have not spoken since the boy was reunited with his father.

"But I feel no hatred towards those boys.

Lebedev and his team of lawyers have attended almost daily sessions in a tiny courtroom in northern Moscow in near obscurity, attempting to prove that he felt no political hatred toward Polonsky and that his punches had never landed on him.

Someone once told me that any hatred--or maybe any void--felt long enough no longer feels like hatred, but rather like religion, or economics, or science, or tradition, or just the way things are.

But I didn't feel any hatred or animosity toward him.

I feel no bitterness for I feel bitterness breeds hatred and I'm not a person like that.