Sentence examples for hatred up from inspiring English sources

Bharat Choudhary has seen the power of religious hatred up close.

The road I've travelled, from a place in the Deep South, where I faced hatred up close and personal, and which only truly recognized my rights as a citizen some fifty-five yeago ago, when I was nineteen, to my recent conversations with people all over this country who've been working on and have found solutions to racism, causes me to live in hope.

"I hadn't seen that kind of raw hatred up close coming from so many people," he said.

But the sequel in Afghanistan promised to be ugly; elsewhere in the Islamic world, anti-American resentment appeared to be growing; and the murder of an Israeli Cabinet minister by Palestinian extremists pushed hatred up a fearful notch.

He just fired his imaginary bullets in the air over and over, his finger tightening on a harmless trigger, and rode a wave of anger and hatred up to the door of a mosque where a holy man shouted into a tinny loudspeaker about the destruction of his enemies.

All this hatred stirs up tensions and fear of foreigners.

I left the cinema depressed and with a certain amount of hatred boiling up inside.

The hatred whipped up at rallies and by some representatives has been truly appalling.

Patsy's Pizzerias, some of them related by history, others connected by mutual hatred, sprang up through the 1990's.

Then came the Balkan wars of the 1990s, in which ethnic hatred bottled up by Yugoslavia's Communist regime exploded as the federation disintegrated.

The sad fact is that, although Mr Milosevic can claim to have reintroduced to south-eastern Europe the politics of hatred, backed up by ruthless force, he had no monopoly on its practice.