Sentence examples for righteous hatred from inspiring English sources

Righteous anger has tipped over online into righteous hatred and it's poisoned everything.

Racism is a name for one of the currents of righteous hatred that coils through our collective unconscious, and over the decades and centuries, it has motivated terrible crimes against humanity.

But maybe those of us who live our lives daily in the prisons of racism and homophobia should be able to indulge in some righteous hatred for our enemies because too often we have, as James Baldwin once put it, "seen, spinning above the thoughtless American head, the shape of the wrath to come".

As for politicians, they support it either for manipulative short term political gains or because they are genuinely sympathetic to it (Pauline Hanson epitomises the mixture of envy, self-pity and self-righteous hatred of others that is present in this white nationalism).

Successes like the Barnsley Central victory, combined with a self-righteous hatred of the Liberal Democrats and, in some quarters, an exaggerated confidence in the public's support for strikes, may combine to persuade many that the voters will come home to Labour in the end and no new accommodations are required.

Mine is not hatred, but righteous fury.

In the worst cases, it's a positive force, full of hatred, grievance, and a righteous sense of justice.

His character has been enhanced by the addition of Rowan as his heavy and by the simple fact that he's holding the most prestigious title on SmackDown, which has only made hatred for his faux righteous character continue to grow.

(It did not occur to me at the time that some lingering self-hatred or internalized homophobia of my own might be responsible for the righteous aversion I felt to their self-hatred and homophobia, or what I took to be such).

In his second important play, Irydion (1836; Eng. trans. Irydion)—the story of a Greek named Irydion who seeks vengeance on imperial Rome Krasiński denies the validity of hatred as a source of righteous action.

Hatred is destructive, insidious, self-righteous and arrogant.