Sentence examples for new hatred from inspiring English sources

America is hurting itself at home and abroad and what's worse is that it has yet to wake up and uproot the new hatred in its midst.

Like many places east of Moscow, all this corruption is leading to a new hatred for the police.

For Western countries to oppose it with 21st-century force fuels new hatreds in another generation.

The French Revolution had disastrous repercussions in Ireland, too, creating new hatreds to exacerbate the old religious feuds and a rebellion in 1798.

The images of carnage could fuel new hatreds and radicalize some who felt that peace talks offer more hope than resistance.

(The Saudi ruler is all lip service but no help; that family's blackmail payments to Hamas through a charity front are devastatingly documented in former Ambassador Dore Gold's new book, "Hatred's Kingdom").

There's nothing new about hatred and persecution; human beings have been very good at this for millennia.

And although Trump supporters turned to the reality show candidate for many reasons economic anxiety, a desire for someone new, a hatred of the Clinton camp what we all must realize is that his voters saw his true racist, sexist, and anti-immigrant colors and ignored them anyway.

(Name the division the Milwaukee Brewers used to play in? The Arizona Cardinals?) We find new superficial hatreds, and we move on.

"We are experiencing a new dimension of hatred," he said, "The far-right mob sees its prejudices confirmed and an opportunity to give free rein to hatred of Muslims and foreigners".

The Toulouse killings, the apparent products of what Haaretz called the "new" radical Islamic hatred toward Jews, have inevitably rekindled a debate in Israel and elsewhere about how much the "old" anti-Semitism survives in Europe.