Sentence examples for impotent hatred from inspiring English sources
But this vanity, luridly exemplified today by Donald Trump's Twitter account, often ends up nourishing in the soul a dislike of one's own self while stoking impotent hatred of others; and it can quickly degenerate into an aggressive drive, whereby individuals feel acknowledged only by being preferred over others, and by rejoicing in their abjection.
Today, they provoke a sort of impotent consumer hatred — even high-end breast pumps are noisy, bulky, and awkward to use, and pumping is sometimes painful, often boring, and never dignified.
LETTER FROM BOSNIA about the current situation in Bosnia (formerly of Yugoslavia), including the fall of Srebrenica and the intensifying feelings of hatred the Bosnians now direct toward an impotent West and the United Nations.
The New Yorker, September 4 , 1995P. 41 LETTER FROM BOSNIA about the current situation in Bosnia (formerly of Yugoslavia), including the fall of Srebrenica and the intensifying feelings of hatred the Bosnians now direct toward an impotent West and the United Nations.
By David Rieff The New Yorker, September 4 , 1995P. 41 LETTER FROM BOSNIA about the current situation in Bosnia (formerly of Yugoslavia), including the fall of Srebrenica and the intensifying feelings of hatred the Bosnians now direct toward an impotent West and the United Nations.
Both share an intense hatred for the U.N., which they perceived as impotent against the force of the Serbs.
