Sentence examples for hatred at the from inspiring English sources

Then I gaze with unquenched hatred at the small beeping machine lying on its side… its wheel still turning.

But utterly rebarbative, enough to elicit a surge of hatred at the feelgood event of the year?

Without much English, he says Collingwood helped him fit in to a new society, and that the violence and hatred at the football put him off.

Many Israelis, especially the doves, are staggered by this swift tumble from what seemed to be the brink of a resolution back down into the depths of the elemental ethnic hatred at the root of their blood-soaked conflict.

Now, before you write me off forever as a fool – or worse: a nice person – please know that I immediately felt great shame over not being consumed by hatred at the latest Duke title.

Last year, when the Pew Research Center conducted a survey about which of five dangers people in forty-four considers consider to be the "greatest threat to the world," many of the countries polled put religious and ethnic hatred at the top of their lists, but Americans and many Europeans chose inequality.

Many Europeans and Americans rationalized their inaction with talk of "clash of civizations" and "ancient ethnic hatreds" at the root of this blood spilling.

It's only fair -- after all, they're the one who'll have to pick up the pieces if you're a muddle of self-doubt and self-hatred at the end of it!

Any comparison of this tradition to the reprehensible and barbaric practice of female genital mutilation is either appalling ignorance, at best, or defamation and anti-religious hatred at worst," the statement said.

In general, a harmless nationalism has prevailed over tribal hatred at this World Cup.

I mean the ferocious, amoral, hatred-at-first-sight that creates jaw-dropping spectacles on reality TV.