Sentence examples for sense of hatred from inspiring English sources

"The sense of hatred is growing rapidly," said an Afghan Army colonel.

"I feel a sense of hatred gaining ground every day," says Mr Belaid.

An Afghan colonel is quoted in the report as saying: "The sense of hatred is growing rapidly".

The reason, al-Anwar goes on, is not only because Syria is rich in oil, but also because it is "steaming with the deepest sense of hatred towards the unjust US policy".

Whether this sprang from a sense of hatred toward Finnerty or a generous impulse I could not tell.

When there is a putrid sense of hatred that flows through a bully's bloodstream as well as the lack of regard for authority, it is understood that an off-site incident is eminent, then what?

But the accusations left Carr with a "lasting sense of animosity, hatred, towards Pennie Davis" which, according to prosecutors, didn't "wear off".

"What," ventures our man in the Big Apple as he pays his rent boy and fends off a growing sense of self-hatred, "if we make him hate his girlfriend and resent her for constantly using his clothes, creams and rubber ducks".

But he was also riven with a sense of self-hatred; that he wrote, and spoke, from a standpoint of zero cultural authority.

This book is filled with references to his "demon-filled mind," his "aloof and inscrutable and unpredictable" personality, his personal sense of "self-hatred, failure and low self-esteem".

Indeed, much of the challenge of getting well after a period of severe mental health difficulty is often dealing with the sense of self-hatred you feel after having done things you wouldn't ordinarily have done or said.