Sentence examples for growing hatred from inspiring English sources
"People are afraid of physical retribution, especially in today's atmosphere of growing hatred," he said.
I'd felt a growing hatred of Ohio's ice, of shovelling the brick walk I knew would break my hip if I stayed another year.
Two complementary strategies are necessary to reverse growing hatred and insularity.
America's glaring double standard in the Mideast and Muslim world is a major reason for growing hatred of our nation.
Between the terror, exploitation and embezzlements of Hamas, and the growing hatred between Hamas and Fatah, instability is all the current Palestinian leadership has to offer.
Another explanation is growing popular hatred of the United States.
That, it seems, was the grim message on July 9th, when a group of Shia gunmen, said to be members of the Mahdi Army militia loyal to a firebrand clergyman, Muqtada al-Sadr, briefly took over a mainly Sunni part of Baghdad's Jihad district and massacred at least 40 people.In the capital's sulphurous atmosphere of growing sectarian hatred, it is always hard to sift rumour from fact.
These worldviews, which include identity narratives of righteousness, become ever more rigid under these circumstances, leading to growing distrust, hatred and negative prejudice against out-groups.
Although al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb, or AQIM, is not operational in Lebanon, its statement shows a growing regional hatred against Hezbollah by radical Sunni Muslim groups and a wider, deepening sectarian divide in the Middle East.
The rest -- newspaper articles, Facebook posts, Twitter messages, television clips, radio sound bytes on the issues -- simplify a complex situation, divide people around the globe, and create growing intolerance, hatred, aggression, rage, and violence that is neither productive nor helpful to the people of Gaza, Israel or the rest of the world.
