Sentence examples for hidden hatred from inspiring English sources

At his own Hollywood roast, he rode in on a HORSE, thereby undercutting all the skewering of his ego that was to come – making it all seem so obvious and toothless and even spiteful (George "Sulu" Takei's delivery of the inevitable "Fuck you and the horse you rode in on" coming off as the 40-year culmination of a hidden hatred, which it probably was).

Further, such a response would suggest that there is some legitimate cause to suspect my good faith, to cause others to believe that perhaps I harbor a hidden hatred which must be rooted out and renounced.

Even as my dad soared, I integrated a small private high school, igniting hidden hatreds and drawing death threats against our family.

Watch every man and see whether, hiding hatred in his p63 heart, he speaks with friendly countenance, and his tongue rings with double speech from a dark soul.

But it's the choice of The Australian to hire him, to publish him, and to label a blatantly bigoted image as satire, which simply hides hatred under the guise of humour.

A devotee of Nepal's deposed king, Gyanendra, whose office was abolished last year to draw the Maoists into Nepal's first post-war election, he has never hidden his hatred for his former foes in a decade-long conflict.

"It spreads on the Internet, in working neighborhoods, among ignorant young men who hide their hatred of Jews behind a façade of anti-Zionism or a hatred of the state of Israel".

They didn't hide their hatred.

Once, antisemites didn't hide their hatred of Jews.

Zaharan Hashim, a radical Muslim preacher suspected of masterminding the Easter Sunday attacks on churches and hotels in Sri Lanka, never hid his hatred.

"They're not going to walk around saying 24 hours a day, 'I'm a racist.' The fact that he had an Ecuadorean friend could be seen simply as a way of hiding his hatred for Latinos.