Sentence examples for range of hate from inspiring English sources

Neither cyclical downturns nor longer-term disparities in living standards appear to be correlated with a wide range of hate crimes.

The Matthew Shepard Act, as the bill is known in the Senate, would provide increased funding to state and local authorities to prosecute a wide range of hate crimes — ones motivated by race, religion, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity or disability.

For further discussion on a range of hate speech law in several European countries see: M Van Noorloos, Hate Speech Revisted - a Comparative and Historical Perspective on Hate Speech Law in the Netherlands and England and Wales (Cambridge: Interstentia, 2011); E Janssen, Faith in Public Debate.

"A Year in Hate and Extremism," by the nonprofit Southern Poverty Law Center, looked at white supremacists among a range of hate groups and their activities.

Just in case the concerted 24-hour news media vitriol, burning mosques, hate speech by elected officials at virtually every level of government as well as civil society (who are surely just trying to outdo each other at this point), pervasive culture of dread and fear, and the staggering number and range of hate crimes including cold-blooded murder wasn't enough to convince you of course.

Gluckstern's plan has stirred grassroots passion in an impressive range of constituencies which all hate it.

Almost half of the attacks during that time were apparently motivated by antigovernment sentiment, mostly carried out by people subscribing to the so-called "patriot" movement, while the other half came from ideologies of hate — ranging from white supremacy, to misogyny and anti-abortion ideologies, to radical Islamism.

Gluckstern's plan has stirred grassroots passion in an impressive range of constituencies — which all hate it.

The former was followed by a range of 46%to66%6% decline in hate crimes against Muslims, while the latter was followed by an increase of 87.5%.

Researching photographs for New Yorker fiction pieces in 2010 had me considering a wide range of imagery: love and hate, sex and death, family and brotherhood, punks and businessmen, in the future and the past, from Nigeria to Niagara Falls to small-town New Mexico.

By Jessie Wender December 15 , 2010Researching photographs for New Yorker fiction pieces in 2010 had me considering a wide range of imagery: love and hate, sex and death, family and brotherhood, punks and businessmen, in the future and the past, from Nigeria to Niagara Falls to small-town New Mexico.