Sentence examples for hatred feeling from inspiring English sources

Overwhelmed by incidents seen as "more serious" and operating with scarce resources, they would push it down the priority list for as long as possible, leaving the victims of such hatred feeling more unwelcome, vulnerable, and scared.

When I saw that it really scared me and it remained with me seeing this real kind of hatred feeling.

"I hate feeling this hatred," she goes on.

The constant barrage of self-hatred left me feeling like I ran a marathon.

"I never remember feeling a real hatred for the Lakers that might have existed for some of the other teams back east," said Bob Cousy, the Celtics Hall of Famee guard.

Not, mind you, because of the lost revenue, but because these "lucky duckies" -- The Journal's term, not mine -- might not be feeling a proper hatred for the government.

Whenever someone was particularly mean to me, I remember just feeling this intense hatred.

That changed when I confessed to my wife that I had begun feeling a real hatred bubble up in me.

With only children, money and material possessions to argue over -- since matters of the heart matter little to the law -- divorce transforms relationships to resources, with battles over duck decoys somehow feeling worth the hatred.

A vicious cycle of failing to control oneself followed by feeling intense self-hatred and disgust is common in attempts at self-control.

Imagine if one had a magic box, and could place all hatred and feelings of vengeance inside it from both sides.