Sentence examples for hatred and mistrust from inspiring English sources

Hatred and mistrust are especially deep between Muslims and Buddhists in Rakhine State, which borders Bangladesh.

Under a sheen of diplomacy, generations of hatred and mistrust run deep.

BANGKOK — Ethnic conflicts have been described as Myanmar's original sin, a legacy of hatred and mistrust that fueled more than six decades of intermittent civil war.

"English villages are special places where hatred and mistrust and suspicion and anger and bitterness have a natural place to grow".

And inside the plush meeting room of their peace secretariat, international envoys would sip tea with S. P. Thamilselvan, the Tigers' political chief, and discuss how to end decades of hatred and mistrust.

NEWS A visit to the Kachin region of Myanmar is a sobering reminder of how much hatred and mistrust exist between the majority Burman and the ethnic minorities who live in the country's highlands.

With a grim sense of déjà vu these past few days, it seemed as if the hatreds and mistrusts that fueled a catalog of attacks in the first decade of a new century and bred a generation of Islamic radicals had never really dissipated.

He added: "What we are trying to get over here today with a great, great show of unity by Londoners is that the people who committed the atrocities in Paris... had one objective only and that was to divide our societies and to divide our communities one from another and to foster mistrust and hatred and suspicion.

Because Pepys Road, its residents, London itself, has cancer – a tumour of greed, and mistrust, hatred and pointlessness.

Like the play, the murders dealt with issues of violence, mistrust, hatred and faith.

The cycle of hatred and enmity, murder and revenge, suspicion and mistrust has corroded almost beyond repair the collective psyches of two peoples fated to exist side by side.