Sentence examples for of that hatred from inspiring English sources

He had never played a stadium before, chiefly because of that hatred of his: large crowds, Hitler-ish atmosphere.

He calls anti-Semitism the hatred of that people, adding, "It is perfectly normal to refer to the culmination of that hatred by means of a Hebrew word".

"Necessarily we see this war purely from the Russian and Seryian danger side, while lack of contact with England and English interests naturally causes an absence of that hatred which Germany bears towards that country.

There is so much hatred among people; some of that hatred is colour, nationality and all of that… and if you ask more people why they wouldn't vote for the DA, it's not because of the DA's policies.

And the chief interest of the reader centres in watching the growth, not of that hatred of slavery which was inborn in Abraham Lincoln and always consistently manifested in his actions, but of his perception of the deadly nature of the feud between slavery and the Union, and of the rightfulness and necessity of crushing the one to preserve the other.

Having lived in Toronto for the past two years, I can confirm that exactly none of that hatred is misplaced.

What, then, of making the word love out of all that hatred?

It saddens me that hatred of minorities exists after all of these years.

But watching him come to the podium and hold it, some of the reasons for that hatred were discernible.

"There is a new, dangerous phenomenon of the Nazification of Israel that justifies hatred of Israel and therefore the Jews," he said.

American involvement in the Middle East is clearly the main impulse of the hatred that has been directed at America.