Sentence examples for social hatred from inspiring English sources
"There is big hatred of Kadyrov, there is big hatred of different clans, and it is transformed into social hatred," Mr. Yurgens said.
"Prokhanov has the energy of social hatred," said Mr. Kotomin, 25. "After reading the novel, when you see a Mercedes you want to throw stones at it".
The older I got, the more aware I became of this social hatred of "female impersonation", as my mum described it.
Because of these draconian laws, and because of deeply embedded social hatred and widespread daily persecution of Ahmadis, a significant segment of the community especially those who were highly educated and affluent left the country in the 1980s.
Jessica's killer was supported by this social hatred.
This is Indonesia's nightmare: freed from the controlling grip of its former dictator, society descends into chaos as religious and social hatreds boil to the surface, beyond the reach of the central government or security forces.
These share common values of democracy, social justice, hatred of racism and intolerance, and in most cases want to stay as close to the EU as the referendum result allows – for instance membership of the European single market, support for the European court of human rights (often endorsed by Corbyn), and working together on security, defence and international crime.
In dozens of small scenes he catches the way the war has "unleashed uniquely uncontrollable forces: extreme nationalism, social revolution, religious hatred".
You simply have to believe that a university campus should be a crucible of civil discourse and social conscience, not hatred and violence.
At least one former army officer who serves in the current government has been active on social media inciting hatred for Muslims.
The final scene is marked "unscripted" in the score, and Mr. Morris has created a last pas de deux that he sees as ambiguous rather than happily ever after, an ending that doesn't negate the tragedy of social violence and hatred that pervade the work.
