Sentence examples for hate believed from inspiring English sources

Hope Not Hate believed this would be the largest white power concert ever to take place in the country, attracting hundreds of skinheads and white supremacists from Scotland, England and across Europe.

To clarify: while a researcher from the anti-fascist group Hope Not Hate believes that phrase is justified, the numbers are small: there are thought to be about half a dozen active National Action supporters in the city.

Rupert Murdoch, the media mogul the British love to hate, believes in convergence.

Congregants who hate believe they get a golden ticket to heaven if God hates Brandon too.

Groups like Life After Hate believe that Sweeney's approach of outreach, dialogue, and compassion is the surest way to end hateful tendencies.

I lived most of my life with this hate and believed there was something wrong with me without realizing it.

Suppose that it is constitutive of the nature of intentionality that one could not exemplify such mental states as loving, hating, desiring, believing, judging, perceiving, hoping, and so on, unless there was something to be loved, hated, desired, believed, judged, perceived, hoped, and so on.

It was about hate," I believe he was mistaken.

You would hate to believe there is an agenda against him.

"I'd hate to believe I'd deprive someone life for my own selfish reasons".

Was he canned to "pacify the White House?" Hate to believe that.