Sentence examples for figure of hate for from inspiring English sources

'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.

The paper's ensuing report led to a barrage of complaints over voters' envelopes coming unstuck and turned Rhomberg into a hero for some, but a figure of hate for others.

Thatcher has long been a figure of hate for nationalists in Northern Ireland for her uncompromising policies during her 11 years in office between 1979 and 1990, which saw the death of 10 prisoners in a hunger strike.

Do you enjoy being a figure of hate?

Mr Davis is such a figure of hate as he languishes in a Lahore jail that even his guards are kept unarmed for fear they might kill him.

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.

Does anyone really believe that if Sikhs are recognized for who they are, they will no longer be figures of hate?

They turned us into figures of hate.

On Thursday, editors of a Toronto-based publication, Your Ward News, were found guilty of hate crimes for its depiction of women and Jewish figures.

Shah Shuja is a kind of hate figure in modern Afghanistan.