Sentence examples for spewing hate from inspiring English sources
'spewing hate' is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is typically used to describe someone who speaks or writes in a particularly loathsome, derogatory manner. For example, "The politician was accused of spewing hate in his public speech."
Instead, communities would be better off engaging in meaningful dialogue about how words lead to harmful behaviors and shunning individuals who persist in spewing hate speech.
It's not the police's job to make these people gentler, kinder more empathetic folk with hobbies more rewarding than sitting indoors spewing hate.
In 1992, the U.S. presidential candidate Bill Clinton incurred the wrath of Jesse Jackson by criticizing a rap singer named Sister Souljah for spewing hate speech.
Regarding your cover article about John Galliano ("Exiting the Way That He Entered," Thursday Styles, March 3): Just when our children were learning to maneuver in a world of political correctness, along comes this fashion icon spewing hate.
From Wednesday alone, he "could read a hundred" messages spewing "hate that's not based in fact," much of it about Barack Obama and some of it sharing the museum gunman's canard that the president was not a naturally born citizen.
"I have a visual of those people not having a Ben, not having friends, so they're just sitting there and spewing hate into this fake world of the internet.
A carnival-barking agitator, spewing hate-filled racist rhetoric, not a mainstream politician with substantive policy proposals.
Of course there is also ex-investment banker Steve Bannon, who left Wall Street after making millions in order to spend his days spewing hate-filled vitriol.
Of course, not all right-wing pundits spew hate.
Meaning people took time to spew hate," she continued.
Hypocritical evangelicals rushed to back this multiply divorced adulterer who spews hate speech.
