Sentence examples for forms of hatred from inspiring English sources

"It's a case of seeing those ideas as spreading forms of hatred".

Imran Khan, who studied at Oxford, also had experience of what Hanif Kureishi called "the more polite forms of hatred".

"However, offensive chants about someone's religion, singing songs in support of a terrorist organization or expressing other forms of hatred are not acceptable".

At the Vatican, a spokesman, the Rev. Federico Lombardi, said that Pope Francis was horrified at the "barbaric killing" of a priest and issued "the most severe condemnation of all forms of hatred".

It may be that, in some reports at least, the organisation focuses on antisemitism more than other forms of hatred, but in and of itself this isn't necessarily problematic.

Francis issued "the most severe condemnation of all forms of hatred" and said he was appalled "because this horrific violence took place in a church, a sacred place" and involved the "barbaric" killing of a priest.

I know that racism is a spontaneously combustible form of hatred.

Ed Miliband praised the report for highlighting "important areas for action to eradicate this awful form of hatred".

"The thought that anyone could associate me with any form of hatred or violence terrifies me," he said.

Presumably, only acts of hate speech would have made her unwelcome at Stanford, but aren't her positions and actions already expressions of a virulent form of hatred?

"Perversion," argues Robert Stoller in a book of the same name, "is the erotic form of hatred … the hostility in perversion takes the form of a fantasy of revenge … [that] serves to convert childhood trauma into adult triumph".