Sentence examples for hatred has grown from inspiring English sources

The Palestinians know this, because Gaza is free of Jews but the hatred has grown.

They were obeying orders, they said.The GAM's fighters are eventually supposed to go on patrol with the police, yet mutual hatred has grown after recent rebel attacks on police stations.

The narrator, an old man sitting in a crowd of wild cannibal children, retells the story of his life, and of the hatred that has grown between women and men, in return for a few more hours of time.

Russians have seen their country reduced from a superpower to a nuclear-armed basket case in a decade and hatred of the west has grown as its role in that process has been rammed home.

Éléazar could have saved her with a single word, but his hatred of the society around him has grown too great.

"The overriding necessity in ill will, spite and hatred cases is almost always that the people involved knew each other, that the animosity is something that has grown over time".

KABUL, Afghanistan — It was only after the young Afghan soldier's hatred of Americans had grown murderous that he reached out to the Taliban.

One is in Silwan in East Jerusalem, a poor Arab area that settlers covet.For all the rhetoric of ancient hatred, religious rows have grown worse in modern times.

The Hells Angels have a special hatred for the Mongols, and relations have grown steadily worse over the past year.

Labour MP Jo Cox was killed for her very strong political views, her husband has said, adding that she had grown concerned about the whipping up of hatred in the EU referendum debate.

"When you've grown up in countries like ours, where you're lucky enough not to have that hatred, it's hard to understand what drives people to do -- this," she said.