Sentence examples for its hatred from inspiring English sources
It can intensify its hatred as well.
He was "dedicated to his cause which was nakedly sectarian in its hatred of those it regarded as militant republican, among whom he lumped almost the entire Catholic population".
The church doesn't reserve all its hatred for gays and Jews; it is also vehemently anti-Catholic and anti-Chinese.
It's bad enough that in its hatred the state amendment singles out a religion's law for condemnation, in violation of the nation's Constitution.
Europeans can mock us all they want, but one of the distinguishing characteristics of the United States of America is its hatred of evil and its constant preparedness to fight it.
The government is outspoken in its hatred of Israel.
By bringing so much of America — its myths, its lore, its hatreds — onstage in "Dutchman," Baraka changed the theatre forever.
And the composite figure of a Chester-Belloc is still remembered for the sheer range of its hatreds.
A place of unreason where we all, women and men, also reside and that runs through the world, fuelling as much its hatreds as its strengths.
Mercator's projection, for instance, far from serving as a monument to the glories of European civilisation, was in fact an expression of the very opposite: a deep despair at the savagery of its hatreds.
The resuscitated Ku Klux Klan — given a transfusion of energy by the 1915 film "Birth of a Nation" — spread across the country and, unlike the earlier version of the organization, became more ecumenical in its hatreds, targeting Jews, Catholics, and immigrants generally.
