Sentence examples for long-standing hatred from inspiring English sources

Politicians with both the government and opposition parties gave speeches that stoked long-standing hatred among ethnic groups.

Ask her what the target was and she says without batting an eyelid: Kim Jong Il.A few weeks ago, many leftish South Koreans would have cringed at that reminder of the conservative GNP's long-standing hatred toward North Korea's ruler and his regime.

So two countries that have had a long-standing hatred are invited to receive this therapy.

The evidence of English arming the Mohawk incited a long-standing hatred of the English colonists of New York and demands for revenge.

"There has been a long-standing hatred by some residents about the Super Bowl coming to San Francisco," Stanley Roberts, who hosts the long-running segment "People Behaving Badly" on KRON 4 News, said.

Both sides agreed that there was something not right with Holmes for some time; Brauchler pointed out that in his journal Holmes wrote that since middle school he'd had "a long-standing hatred of mankind," and that he'd "had the obsession to kill since he was a kid".

Mother Jones has published an exclusive interview with a friend of Loughner's, Bryce Tierney, who suggests that Loughner's obsession with language may have sparked a long standing hatred of Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords: Tierney, who's also 22, recalls Loughner complaining about a Giffords event he attended during that period.

This played on long-standing, latent hatreds.

The report launched a vicious anti-Semitic media campaign that played on long-standing Russian fears and hatreds.

Their hatred of the Lannisters is matched only by the long-standing enmity for the Tyrells (see below).

Realising that I wanted to transition made sense of so many long-standing personal traits, notably my inability to find clothes that I liked, but above all my hatred of my voice.