Sentence examples for nurturing hatred from inspiring English sources

The other clip, about nurturing hatred, was broadcast on Friday by an Egyptian television satirist, Bassem Youssef, who models his program on "The Daily Show With Jon Stewart".

Instead, he is nurturing hatred and hostility between the next generation of Israelis and Palestinians, and is condemning them to a cruel and violent future.

More broadly, it will require an acknowledgment that elections do not alone produce democracies; that governments need to be inclusive; and that nurturing hatreds, for whatever reason, inevitably backfires and makes stable societies impossible.

Awaiting him is his stern mother, who for 17 years has nurtured hatred for the man she believes murdered her husband and is bent on having her son avenge his father's death.

Obama, he has said, "despises the Constitution" and "nurtures a hatred for the white man".

But, as I say, the idea that gentiles nurture a hatred of Jews is a Jewish article of faith, and has nothing to do with reality".

(He could also be merciless to his enemies. "He could hate with a Biblical fury," wrote one biographer, "and would resort to petty and vindictive acts to nurture his hatred").

The beautiful but icy Princess Turandot, who nurtures a hatred of all men, has imposed a deathly game of chance on potential suitors: they must answer three riddles or die.

Mr. Obaiyat was a veteran of the first intifada who nurtured his hatred of the Israelis in their jails and whose gun-brandishing poster now adorns walls and automobile hoods.

He distrusted authority, loathed the state and nurtured a visceral hatred of officialdom.

Samantha, who doesn't know the whole story of her parents' divorce, nurtures an unreasonable hatred for her mother.