Sentence examples for said hatred from inspiring English sources

"Go look," said Hatred, the oldest.

Itzik Sendrik, a spokesman for the doctors' group, said: "Hatred is a political item.

"Quite a few people tell me I am cursed," said Hatred Zenenga, an editor at Zimbabwe's government-controlled newspaper, The Herald.

The home secretary, Amber Rudd, said: "Hatred has no place in a Britain that works for everyone and we are determined to stamp it out".

If, as Hitchens once said, hatred was what got him up in the morning, the first three decades of his career were motivated more than anything by a contempt for American foreign policy and the hypocrites and evil characters who carried it out.

Community Safety Minister Roseanna Cunningham said: "Hatred of any kind, whether it is on the basis of religion, race or sexual orientation, is unacceptable in modern Scotland and those responsible are being punished with the full force of the law.

As one character says, "hatred exists outside of people.

I realized I want to be part of the story that says hatred and evil and inhumanity isn't the final word on who we are".

Manchester United in particular attract unhealthy levels of hostility, not to say hatred, which mean that any humiliation of Cantona will be greeted with joy elsewhere (if in doubt, read any Leeds fanzine).

The misogyny was so obvious – we have a mass murderer saying hatred for women is the reason for his attack – and yet some people still argue that these murders had nothing to do with sexism.

Buddha says: "Hatred does not cease by hatred, but only by love, this is the eternal rule".