Sentence examples for refused to hate from inspiring English sources

She also approved of marriage and refused to hate men.

He was an anti-nationalist, who despised the jingoism and racism that the press was stoking; he refused to hate Germans or grow "hot" with patriotic love for Englishmen, and once said that his real countrymen were the birds.

"There are many things in the film that are different from my book, but Caroline captured the love of the child for her father -- this remarkable man, my father, who refused to hate," Ms. Zweig said by phone from Frankfurt.

Dr Barry Morgan will say the former South African president "refused to hate those who had imprisoned him, and sought reconciliation with the government responsible for it".

"A man who refused to hate not because he didn't have rage or anger or those things, but that he thought love would do a better job".

In his Christmas message, Dr Morgan is expected to pay tribute to Nelson Mandela, saying: "After 27 years in prison, years of being demeaned and degraded, he refused to hate those who had imprisoned him, and sought reconciliation with the government responsible for it.

There is so much propaganda trying to pit one side against the other, but I refuse to hate the people who want to separate from the rest of the country.

He lost his wife in the Paris attacks — but he refuses to hate her killers.

Still, we refuse to hate the man, depicting him rather as a moron who watches movies with Dennis Rodman.

About five years ago I wrote a column that said that although most of my close friends are staunch liberals, I myself could never embrace liberalism because it refuses to hate evil.

Your heart will be touched by this quiet but inspiring man, who harbors no illusions about what he calls "the diabolical elixir" of forces arrayed against the global labor movement, but who takes to heart the Greatest Commandment -- love -- and refuses to hate his opponents.