Sentence examples for nation hatred from inspiring English sources

Between them lay a gulf of history that had been beyond bridging, defined by faith and nation, hatred and loss, war and, only more recently, redemption.

"The downside of that is turning us into a nation where hatred is almost celebrated in some quarters.

Kadar has gradually improved conditions in his nation, and the hatred has given way to respect.

Ireland no longer seems a nation of "great hatred, little room," as it did to Yeats, and it is no longer an "outcast from life's feast," in James Joyce's phrase.

He called for a "new page in the book of the history of the nation, without rancour, hatred and confrontation".

Plus this is a nation that overcame hatred and pain in part through the beautiful game.

In a nation rife with hatred and violence against marginalized Ethiopian economic refugees, trapped in the region on their own quest for jobs, it's easy to see how this message could backfire, and hard to know how seriously these young children have taken the intended screed against tarib, so buried in shtick and so devoid of positive alternative messages.

We hope that another year will see the world of men and birds grow steadier, the free spirit stronger...we hope the insane hatred of nation for nation will yield..

We hope that another year will see the world of men and birds grow steadier, the free spirit stronger...we hope the insane hatred of nation for nation will yield.. We send best wishes for a bright Christmas for the coming of man's humanity to man.

The fact is that both NATO and the United States have allowed their national security to be hijacked by Poland and three Baltic nations whose collective hatred of all things Russian creates an inherent tension that the deployment of NATO "tripwire" forces can only exacerbate, and never deter.

The Sun risking no figures: President's savage appeal to class hatred scares nation at 45 million prepart to vote.