Sentence examples for rising hatred from inspiring English sources

The way politicians and media are romanticising this rising "hatred" of foreigners is astonishing.

A survey by the Campaign Against Anti-Semitism (CAA) published today suggests anti-Jewish views are widely held in British society and a quarter of Jews have considered leaving the UK in the last two years because of rising hatred.

He trudged down the road, trying to forget his lust for the doughy expanse of the farmer's wife's lunar bottom, his squatting in the briars like a stray dog waiting to steal a scrap and his rising hatred of farmers and all things agricultural, until he stepped unexpectedly into a compensatory truth: he could see in the dark.

But a rising hatred of the government throughout the south has fostered violent confrontations with the police and a chaotic environment where Al Qaeda appears to be flourishing.

But he is worried about rising sectarian hatred in the city.

The voters' minds had been made up by the combination of rising prices, hatred of the Government's labor-relations policies, and discontent with 3 1/2 years of a Tory Government that had got the country into Europe, where multitudes of citizens did not want to be, and still deeper into economic crisis.

Seymour was the picture of beauty, grace and kindness as she spoke passionately about rising above hatred and bitterness to do something meaningful for others.

"I perceive a rising tide of hatred of the successful 1%," he added.

In "The Roots of Muslim Rage," an essay published in 1990, the historian Bernard Lewis describes a "surge of hatred" rising from the Islamic world that "becomes a rejection of Western civilization as such".

"From the Occupy movement to the demonisation of the rich embedded in virtually every word of our local newspaper, the San Francisco Chronicle, I perceive a rising tide of hatred of the successful one per cent".

By Steve Coll In "The Roots of Muslim Rage," an essay published in 1990, the historian Bernard Lewis describes a "surge of hatred" rising from the Islamic world that "becomes a rejection of Western civilization as such".