Sentence examples for fierce hatred from inspiring English sources

Baathism preaches a left‐wing social doctrine and fierce hatred of Israel.

Among his meditations on the human tragedy a fierce hatred of injustice, hypocrisy, and superstition blazes out.

I will stir up fierce hatred between Trojans and Achaeans, and you shall come to a bad end". At this Helen was frightened.

Basterra, now almost fully bald and white-bearded, had developed a fierce hatred of Taín and the police investigators.

Having witnessed the oppressive slave system at close range, he early developed a fierce hatred of bondage and defended numbers of fugitives without fee.

In flashing asides we see how the treatment he has received has stoked a fierce hatred in his heart, but on the surface he struggles to maintain a steady cool, even when he is being taunted and beaten.

In the case of Azerbaijan, democracy's rivals include fierce nationalist hatred, of course, but also deep class resentment, personal ambitions and the survival instincts of the endangered regime.

In a time of fierce religious hatred, they quickly went to war over Jammu and Kashmir, a Himalayan territory that had previously been a princely state with a maharajah as its titular head.

Konstantin's wayward infantile feelings — his bitter and idealized love for his self-centered mother; his Oedipal rage at Trigorin (his mother's lover); his intoxicated infatuation with Nina, who performs in his play; his fierce self-hatred, alternating with omnipotent arrogance — are eloquently parsed by Hoffman.

Konstantin's wayward infantile feelings—his bitter and idealized love for his self-centered mother; his Oedipal rage at Trigorin (his mother's lover); his intoxicated infatuation with Nina, who performs in his play; his fierce self-hatred, alternating with omnipotent arrogance are eloquently parsed by Hoffman.

Among the psychological adaptations related to religion are our need for reciprocity, our tendency to attribute unknown events to human agency, our capacity for romantic love, our fierce "out-group" hatreds and just as fierce loyalties to the in groups of kin and allies.