Sentence examples for hate hatred from inspiring English sources

To hate hatred is too abstract for men and women; that is the job of the angels.

My family now lies at the intersection of hate  —  hatred of people of Latin/Hispanic background  —  like my husband, of Muslims like me, of my young son, who is both.

When they do hate, their hatreds are more likely to be personal and less likely to take on the tenor of a holy war.

He lives in Washington -- the city he grew up in, a city he hates; his hatred of the government is, as he puts it, "personal" -- in an apartment adorned with a painting he commissioned based on a Smashing Pumpkins lyric, "I am still just a rat in a cage".

But it isn't hate, or self-hatred, that prompts these continual pushes against women's social equality, it's fear.

Flaubert hated cliché, a hatred that expressed itself not only in the pristine prose of "Madame Bovary" but also in his letters and notes on the thoughtless platitudes of the day.

And we would see a man who, more than anything else, hated Jews, a hatred that would seem to defy explanation — all of a sudden, it was there in his life, hideous and repugnant.

The terrorists are defined by their hatreds; they hate democracy, and tolerance, and free expression, and women, and Jews, and Christians, and all Muslims who disagree with them.

Designed to help fill that void and to "see hatred without hating it", Medem's Basque Ball has been condemned by the country's culture minister, Pilar del Castillo, boycotted by some intellectuals and criticised as ingenuous by the others.

"I have always hated them, a personal hatred, not just an intellectual one," Mr. Saviano said in the safety of his publisher's office here, with his three well-armed police bodyguards waiting outside on the street.

Hating them justifies their hatred of you.