Sentence examples for public hatred from inspiring English sources

"The Azerbaijani people must express public hatred towards these people".

Because they are quite rightly figures of public hatred.

Instead of concentrating on them, public hatred is focused on the most visible and vulnerable migrants.

And suddenly to find yourself a figure of public hatred, unjustifiably, is terrifying.

Irony was notably absent from Palin's blogpost, which then goes on to say that the media coverage is a result of public hatred of conservative women.

But with public hatred of bankers and finance still running strong, these are the sorts of green jobs that politicians will probably want to keep quiet about.

Banks made for easy targets, logistically and otherwise, and, as the writer Bryan Burrough points out in a book about America's inaugural war on crime, these outlaws took advantage of the public's hatred of those recently failed institutions.

My allegations were political dynamite, given the backdrop of recent financial scandals and the public's hatred of power companies, so I was well supported by press and politicians alike, and was empowered as a result.

When American conservatives declare the "European model" to be obsolete — as Charles Murray does — they overlook how miraculous it seemed, during the second half of the twentieth century, for the blood-soaked ground of the Continent to be free of war, free of public ethnic hatred, democratic, and prosperous.

When American conservatives declare the "European model" to be obsolete as Charles Murray does they overlook how miraculous it seemed, during the second half of the twentieth century, for the blood-soaked ground of the Continent to be free of war, free of public ethnic hatred, democratic, and prosperous.

The public's hatred of all things tobacco is continuing to prove a godsend to collectors.