Sentence examples for fighting hatred from inspiring English sources

After the 2011 attack in Norway, in which 77 people were killed and I almost lost my life, the Norwegian prime minister spoke of fighting hatred with more love, more democracy and more openness.

"[E]very new settlement announced in Israel, every rocket shot over a border or suicide bomber on a bus, and every retaliatory military strike exacerbates the problem and provides a setback here in Europe for those fighting hatred and bigotry," Gutman said.

In retrospect, and in fairness, the network show runner, who had only one weekend programme of just 22 minutes' duration to cover the entire world's news, may have been right in not devoting any of his preciously few minutes to an uplifting but far from earth-shattering story of fighting hatred.

For example, religious leaders cannot stand on the sidelines, or equivocate between 'sin' and 'sinner.' You're either opening hearts or closing them, fighting hatred or abetting it.

Leadership counts, words matter, gestures speak loudly, in fighting Jew hatred or any prejudice, and America's president can help win the battle.

A century later, before becoming president, Theodore Roosevelt was even more aggressive – and clever – in fighting Jew hatred, demonstrating what Vice President Mike Pence's visit to the St. Louis Jewish cemetery to fix destroyed tombstones showed – that gestures can speak very eloquently.

In my opinion, this is the only recourse to fighting extremism and hatred that we see around us.

Celeste Ng, author of Everything I Never Told You, told HuffPost, "When you're fighting intolerance and hatred — as we appear to be ― spreading empathy is itself a form of fighting".

We spent two hours talking about that: Wouldn't it be nice to have the rest of your life, be proud of what you accomplished in those first 21 years and skip all the fighting and hatred and lawsuits?

Aggression is stoked by television…The Kremlin is cultivating and rewarding the lowest instincts in people, provoking hatred and fighting".

"National traitors", "fifth column", "fascist junta"—all these terms are coming from the same Kremlin office…The Kremlin is cultivating and rewarding the lowest instincts in people, provoking hatred and fighting.