Sentence examples for hatred down from inspiring English sources

After Sartre had cast political anathema upon Camus, and after the Nobel Prize had brought jealousy and hatred down on him, Camus felt very uncomfortable among the Paris intellectuals.

He also puts the hatred down to misogyny.

This dispute has all the menace of religious hatred down the ages, leading a retreat into tribalism and fear.

" I am hoping that the hatred settles down".

I'm hoping that the hatred settles down.

He noted his experience as the Ambassador to Cyprus, and explained how he saw hatred passing down from generation to generation, and he believed the Middle East was the same way.

Their encounters — a revealing cross-section of ethnic and economic divisions — are tinged with collected ignorance and sedimented hatreds passed down through generations, especially in the name of religion.

It's all there - identity cards, privatisation, incapacity benefit cuts, cherry picking migrants, feather-bedding judges' pensions and curbs on free speech via a new offence of inciting religious hatred... "Downing Street has done the maths and knows it takes only 34 Labour MPs to vote against the government and Mr Blair's lost his majority..

The haunting scene in which Alberich (the baritone Richard Paul Fink) appears in a vision to urge his son to keep "hating the joyful," nurturing his resentments and plotting revenge, seemed all too relevant at a time when so much of the world clings to ethnic and religious hatreds passed down through generations.

They are monuments to the hatred of bending down".

So many times the only thing that is needed to break down hatred or prejudice is to simply meet its object.