Sentence examples for lesson hatred from inspiring English sources

The Kurds have learnt an essential lesson: hatred only leads to more suffering and death.

Both groups of seals begin to weep for their loss, and Lawrence, who has just arrived, teaches them a lesson about where hatred leads them.

Liffey's search takes him from Los Angeles's close-knit Vietnamese neighborhood of Little Saigon to more fractured and frightening ethnic enclaves in Orange County, where ungovernable street gangs carry on the age-old hostilities of their Asian homelands and teach the P.I. a tough lesson in prejudice and hatred.

Like Israelis, we will have some explaining to do to our children about the world we live in, and our ability to leach the hatred from the lessons will be strained.

The eminent historian professor Yehuda Bauer, honorary chairman of the 31 nation state International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance, summed up the problem when he said: "The Holocaust is too often turned into vague lessons of the danger of hatred or prejudice at the expense of really trying to understand the reasons and motivations for the genocide".

Who have taken on the benefits of life in the UK and missed all the lessons, who have now made hatred acceptable, allowing others to spout disease and somehow feel good about it.

From then on the teenagers attended lessons, but ran the gauntlet of hatred daily.

So the lesson I take away is never to underestimate hatred or history or the complexity of alien places.

In a year when tension and hatred touched so many lives, that lesson in empathy was critical.

Lesson No. 4: "If you want to fight hatred of Jews, you must practice love of Jews".

It should serve as a lesson that whipping up a campaign of vilification and hatred will never save a single child's life".