Sentence examples for hate felt from inspiring English sources

My 10-year-old self would have been angry and disgusted, but that's O.K. Letting go of a lifetime of hate felt good.

Later, Ed Gillespie, the then-Republican National Committee chairman, becomes concerned about "Bush fatigue," a sentiment that Baker is careful to attribute to "everyday voters," whose apparently valid frustration is contrasted favorably against "the blinding hate felt by many liberals who were never going to vote for him".

Nor do Asian men experience the same career barriers within the tech sector and generally are not currently under the extremities of harassment and hate felt by others: not under threat of deportation or assumptions of terrorist sympathies, nor under fear of trigger-happy law enforcement.

Feel anger, feel hate, feel love and pride.

Emotional splitting between self and other facilitates hate; the hater feels that the hated are wholly different alien beings.

When we hate someone it is in ourselves that hate is felt; the other person feels nothing.

The hate I felt has started to give way to something healthier, I think".

In an interview with William F. Buckley, she later said: "What I was writing about really was that world of hate I felt I had grown up with and I felt I could speak as someone who knew it".

The hate I felt that day, it was something I never want to experience again".

All the hate viewers felt toward Binks, according to this Reddit user, was just Binks' use of smoke and mirrors.

In India I white-water rafted, which I hated but felt compelled to perform by some act of collective will.