Sentence examples for hatred rising from inspiring English sources

In "The Roots of Muslim Rage," an essay published in 1990, the historian Bernard Lewis describes a "surge of hatred" rising from the Islamic world that "becomes a rejection of Western civilization as such".

In "The Roots of Muslim Rage," an essay published in 1990, the historian Bernard Lewis describes a "surge of hatred" rising from the Islamic world that "becomes a rejection of Western civilization as such". The thesis became influential.

By Steve Coll In "The Roots of Muslim Rage," an essay published in 1990, the historian Bernard Lewis describes a "surge of hatred" rising from the Islamic world that "becomes a rejection of Western civilization as such".

What impels a human being to press the button, turn the key, pull the trigger on unimaginable physical destruction, is the mind of hatred rising into anger.

His Office has issued a call to counter the 'toxic tide of hatred rising all around us'. Uncharacteristically for a senior UN official, the High Commissioner does not mince his words.

The police in that suburb seem to have made a habit of ignoring a long and escalating trail of attacks against immigrant men, until the hatred rose up and spilled over one night, fatally.

The resulting prose can look a bit purple: "A wave of hatred rose up and flowed like molten blood through every cell in his body". And it can sound stilted: "To become a doctor, one must pass an oral examination on one's dissertation". But on the whole it reads like human prose.

Never forget – because to forget is to risk the old hatreds rising.

In war, the reversion to barbarism can be tempting in the heat of battle, and as passions and hatreds rise between peoples.

Nassie knows that in the morning in the city of Miami a purple haze of hatred rises from the pores of our city -- a fog filled with haters -- and Nassie plays them.

Prejudice and hatred is rising, especially as the economic slump bites.Roma activists gave today's plan a mixed welcome.