Sentence examples for left to hate from inspiring English sources

There's no one left to hate.

After all, now there is no longer a Conservative government, what is there left to hate?

The great thing about the end of the world is there is no one left to hate.

Besides, there were so few of them left to hate: only 200,000 or so in a population of 20 million.

Dr. Aronson describes how the jigsaw classroom can be part of a larger plan in his latest book, "Nobody Left to Hate: Teaching Compassion After Columbine," as well as on his Web site (www.jigsaw.org).org

In "Nobody Left to Hate," you cite research on men and boys convicted of murder that shows that most had suffered a tremendous sense of shame brought on by rejection and humiliation.

Or you could eat three and a half bags of Lay's, nine and a half of the Utz, and have an hour left over to hate yourself.

The pro-tolerance message ("You've Got To Be Carefully Taught," i.e., to hate) — was left to be carried by two button-cute, half-Polynesian-half-European children whose existence causes Ensign Nellie Forbush, the sweet blonde Navy nurse from Little Rock, to turn away from the émigré French planter she has fallen in love with.

There are two this time: Roger M. Buergel and Ruth Noack, a husband-and-wife team, who issued the kind of airy-weighty preview teasers that left you ready to hate what was to come.

As she begs him not to leave her, not to hate her, he spits out, "I don't think you're bad, OK?

Firefighter Thomas said the videotape proved mostly one thing, as unsurprising as it might sound: He could not find anywhere left inside of him to hate Mr. bin Laden more than he already did.