Sentence examples for natural hatred from inspiring English sources

Though Orwell patriotically writes that he would rather die for England than become a refugee or expatriate, a great many of the entries display what, in another context, he called "my natural hatred of authority".

And I would like to recall that even right after the war, which brought our people both the legitimate pride of victory and immeasurable grief along with the natural hatred of those who had caused it, the Soviet Union was opposed to the partitioning of Germany.

A pretty good idea, combining Pennsylvanians natural love of firing guns and killing animals with their natural hatred of quilled rodents.

We have this natural hatred that flows through us.

The twist is that men have reportedly complained about Noé's work more than women have; if there is one thing worse than imagining yourself to be a victim, it is to be told that, as a man, you store away natural hatreds that could ally you with the perpetrator.

After so much death, a groundswell of compassion and solidarity for victims — all victims, whether from natural disasters, racial hatred, religious intolerance or terrorism — occasionally manifests itself, as it has in recent days.

After so much spilled blood, a groundswell of compassion and solidarity for the victims — all victims, whether from natural disasters, racial hatred, religious intolerance or terrorist violence — occasionally manifests itself.

Racial segregation, he argued, was not "a natural result of hatred between the races".

Racial segregation as a way of life did not come about as a natural result of hatred between the races immediately after the Civil War.

Faithful always to his principles, to his dream of a "non-racial South Africa", he persuaded the black majority to repress their hatred and natural impulse for vengeance, and to embrace the spirit of reconciliation; and he convinced his people's bullying white tormentors to abandon their ancient fears and their guns and accept him as their legitimate president.

The natural reaction to that hatred is our own proclamations that we are PERFECT!