Sentence examples for sharp hatred from inspiring English sources
He'd look at the docile men around him and see the sharp hatred beneath their submission.
Hers is a funny and deeply involving story but its sharp stabs against the women-hatred of the Iranian governing classes are enough to trigger rage.
It also makes some sharp points about the self-hatred that many gay people and outcasts of all kinds share: "Don't hide yourself in regret/ Just love yourself and you're set".
But it was he, the sharecropper's son, who had felt the sharper edge of segregation, "the animosity, hatred, bigotry, you name it".
In the end, Romney still spoke but offered a semi-condemnation of Fischer's hatred in the process, alienating Fischer, who became a sharp Romney critic throughout the election cycle.
Russian nationalist blogs reposted the story creating a nightmare for the students who were targeted.Spreading hatred on the web has become far easier since the sharp drop in the cost of producing, storing and distributing digital content.
Inayat Bunglawala used to be spokesman for the Muslim Council of Britain, and backed its demand for a "religious-hatred" law designed to shield Muslims from offensive speech or even sharp theological debate.
His "Balkan Ghosts," fallen into the hands of a certain novice denizen of the Oval Office, contributed much to a sharp if temporary aversion to involving the United States in a caldron of "ancient hatreds".
Self-hatred just leads to more hatred.
