Sentence examples for mistrust and hatred from inspiring English sources

Why is Mrs. Clinton so determined to continue actions that perpetuate mistrust and hatred?

"It's interesting that these shows have chosen to be about mistrust and hatred," he added.

Mr. Brown wants to show us the complexities of the master-slave relationship, how the forced intimacy bred love — yes, love — as well as resentment, mistrust and hatred.

He added: "What we are trying to get over here today with a great, great show of unity by Londoners is that the people who committed the atrocities in Paris... had one objective only and that was to divide our societies and to divide our communities one from another and to foster mistrust and hatred and suspicion.

"The decision is also bad for Europe because it will increase the Muslim world's mistrust and hatred of the West".

Our debates have to be a healthy exchange of ideas, not divisive attacks that breed mistrust and hatred.

Unemployment breeds distrust and hatred.

Because Pepys Road, its residents, London itself, has cancer – a tumour of greed, and mistrust, hatred and pointlessness.

"The history of the L.A.P.D. with the African-American community has been so fraught with mistrust and abuse and hatred on both sides," Mr. Domanick said.

That wasn't just Liberal Democrat nerdy concern about the legalities: it was about what that meant for the image of the United Kingdom overseas, the stoking of terrorism, the stoking of mistrust and, much worse, hatred of the West.

All to create fear and hatred and mistrust.