Sentence examples for point of hatred from inspiring English sources

"We are creating a society where youth are afraid of police even to the point of hatred," BADC's Kingsley Gilliam told NOW in December.

"We're seeing a level of hatred building to the point that it's deadly now".

But that's not the reason Matt found himself "super depressed" to the point of self-hatred in his mid-teens.

"This is the start point of all the hatred in the Muslim world against the United States and the West," he said.

During the course of her new book, "Scapegoat: The Jews, Israel and Women's Liberation," Andrea Dworkin makes some extraordinary remarks aimed at bringing home her main point: that hatred of Jews and hatred of women are two closely related consequences of a similar thirst to dominate the weak.

The point of public condemnation of hatred and purposeful ignorance is to give courage and encouragement to the quiescent and discouraged majority who still harbor decent moral values.

A fellowship there, an understanding.' A few sceptics might point the finger at the roars of hatred emanating from the Rangers and Celtic terraces, and Scotland's homicide rate, and put a Question mark over Scotland as the home of brotherly love.

At that point, I still had a lot of hatred in me.

Avi Buffalo are truly that extraordinary -- to the point that they inspire a kind of hatred in every music fan in their twenties or thirties who still has the dream of someday getting their shit together and achieving indie stardom.

The comments on the episode recaps I've been doing for MomHouston.com are often shocking in the depth of hatred and disgust pointed at sexually active young women.

Like the woman herself, Coulter's armchair fans are completely unwavering in their faith, shout themselves hoarse, and are chauvinistic to the point of comical absurdity in their hatred of their opponents.