Sentence examples for genuine hatred from inspiring English sources
Nicole has a real genuine hatred for everything that Kathleen stands for.
Piers Morgan and Susanna Reid seem to mix genuine affection for each other with genuine hatred.
Lloyd George possessed eloquence; extraordinary charm and persuasiveness; a capacity to see the heart of problems whose complexity baffled lesser men; a profound sympathy with oppressed classes and races; and a genuine hatred of those who abused power, whether based on wealth or caste or military might.
Kureishi also admirably explores the strengths and weaknesses of opposing systems: Riaz is seen as a man driven by a genuine hatred of racism as well as a religious certainty that leads him to declare: "We're not blasted Christians - we don't turn the other buttock".
A bitter woman built like a sack of randomly jumbled quadrilaterals, when Bets looked at Travis, with tiny black eyes that seemed suspended in her almost comically thick glass lenses, we all thought we saw genuine hatred.
And if you don't believe that we're dealing with genuine hatred, consider this story.
Whether motivated by frustration at the team's limitations, or genuine sectarian hatred, it didn't matter, it left a mark on a young boy and his dad.
It's either an elaborate marketing ploy (in fact, it is almost certainly this) or a genuine, heartfelt hatred of large sections of the user-base.
The newspaper alleged that Kaufman was a close ally of Samuel Irving Rosenman, a well-known advisor to Franklin Delano Roosevelt and that: "Given the close relationship of the writer to the White House, this monstrous war program can be seen as a synthesis of genuine Talmudic hatred and Roosevelt's views on foreign policy".
Witness for example the spiralling inanities of the ongoing Ronaldo-Messi divide, the apparently genuine pack-hatred played out between disparate online mobs, a kind of glazed, profane alienation, a wrangle after some justifying throb of authenticity.
