Sentence examples for honest hatred from inspiring English sources

"My fundamental concern about prioritising immigration over all else is that we run the risk of whipping up even more of the intolerance, division and – let us be honest – hatred that we saw in the referendum campaign," she said.

Though if I'm honest, my hatred for gum has nothing to do with class or decadence or famine.

Nobody should let it happen again, but I understand that the government should not prevent things from happening which threaten the people, because that leads into a slippery slope of tyranny and control over the press, but the people themselves should do the job of honest debate, without actual hatred towards a people.

Why can't she just be honest about her self-hatred?

Hours later, his boss made clear that those words of regret, not hatred, best be honest.

This clumsy equation of honest critique with out-and-out hatred of all things Russian is pernicious and dangerous.

Even in 1984, I had immediately castigated myself for this thought and in my novel I was trying to be honest to make a point about hatred being a terrible thing.

Though there are many ways to express hatred, let's be honest: haters most often call upon God to raise the baton and lead the chorus of bile.

"It is a very personal hatred because they ruined my country, forced people to emigrate, killed honest people".

It saps the legitimacy of Israel's cause among honest human rights icons from Nelson Mandela to Shirin Ebadi and engenders widespread antipathy and hatred among Muslim publics expressed at its most bloody edge by terrorism.

In our most honest moments we would both confess that we behaved badly at times and probably felt something akin to hatred at times when we were dismantling our future and letting one another go.