Sentence examples for figure of hate from inspiring English sources
The phrase "figure of hate" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
You could use it to describe someone or something that is strongly disliked or despised. For example, "The dictator was seen as a figure of hate throughout the country."
Do you enjoy being a figure of hate?
The German finance minister, Wolfgang Schäuble, is a particular figure of hate.
The contest itself made Johnson a near-universal figure of hate.
'I know I was a national figure of hate for Labour but you can only hate at a distance.
Barakat was a figure of hate for Egypt's opposition because he had, as chief prosecutor, enabled the detention of tens of thousands of government critics.
It would be tragic for many reasons if the most loved black celebrity of them all now ends up being an embarrassing figure of hate.
They turned us into figures of hate.
Does anyone really believe that if Sikhs are recognized for who they are, they will no longer be figures of hate?
If you ignore the nasty, divisive rhetoric on immigration and the worrying attempt to position "human rights lawyers" as figures of hate, Theresa May's conference speech was basically an admission that Ed Miliband had it right.
The FBI recently released its annual Hate Crime Statistics Report and according to those figures the number of hate crimes overall fell in 2014 from the previous year -- except when it came to the Muslim community.
The German justice minister, Heiko Maas, who was the driving force behind the bill, said: "Freedom of speech ends where the criminal law begins". Maas said official figures showed the number of hate crimes in Germany increased by more than 300% in the last two years.
