Sentence examples for hatred and terror from inspiring English sources

In his ruling, Judge Gershon said the military's mission that day "was not, in any way, to destroy homes," but to clear brush and explosives "to prevent acts of hatred and terror".

The third pillar of security is our commitment to the global expansion of democracy, and the hope and progress it brings, as the alternative to instability and hatred and terror.

We believe that people who live in freedom are more likely to reject bitterness, blind hatred and terror and are far more likely to turn their energy toward reconciliation, reform and development.

The EU interior ministers issued a joint statement in which they agreed to renew pressure on the major internet companies to step up their efforts to swiftly report and remove material that aims to incite hatred and terror.

And we are working with the people of the Middle East to spread the blessings of liberty and democracy as the alternatives to instability, hatred, and terror," concluded Rice.

It singles out for criticism calls from European ministers for internet service providers to "identify and remove online content 'that aims to incite hatred and terror'" and suggestions in the UK that security services should have the ability to monitor all encrypted communication.

"You can't organize a war on the basis of lies". Wars like the one in Iraq "only allow hatred, violence and terror to proliferate," he added.

Self-loathing, incurable regret, fear of death, pent-up hatred, and the holy terror of intimacy emerge white-hot; at times, the raw power of the emotions is almost unbearable.

Israel's army chief has exposed deep divisions between the military and Ariel Sharon by branding the government's hardline treatment of Palestinian civilians counter-productive and saying that the policy intensifies hatred and strengthens the "terror organisations".

But to a degree that neither side may yet fully realize, the Moscow-Washington sniping raises the grave question of whether the two partners really do have enough in common, beyond a hatred and fear of terror, to sustain their romance.

"Putin's information machine - similar to those in Nazi Germany and Rwanda - is using criminal methods of propaganda, and sowing hatred which generates violence and terror".