Sentence examples for felt a hatred from inspiring English sources

A familiar charge against the Jews, however, continued to pursue the Christians: that they felt a hatred of mankind.

"Other than that, we never felt a hatred with nobody".

I felt a hatred well up in me for President Bashar al-Assad.

"The only time we felt, everybody in New York felt, a hatred, was during 9/11," he told the paper.

"And for the attackers, I feel a hatred.

There is not one single human being for whom I feel a hatred.

Many citizens of Hiroshima, however, continued to feel a hatred for Americans which nothing could possibly erase.

The story emphasizes how the Irish are ambivalent about supporting the British against the Germanns, yet feel a hatred of Hitler.

When she meets the children of the new family on the island, she feels a hatred so strong, she's driven to physically attack Lucas Delos.

I'd felt a growing hatred of Ohio's ice, of shovelling the brick walk I knew would break my hip if I stayed another year.

Whereas he was eventually prepared to negotiate with the white apartheid Government, she felt an utter hatred for them and an understandable determination to use violence to bring it down.