Sentence examples for strong hate from inspiring English sources

Vice President Al Gore said, "Passage of a strong hate crimes law will send a clear message that we value everyone in our society, and we will work together to oppose those who use hate to divide us".

That would be Boryana (Irmena Chichikova), a thirtyish woman when she's first seen, in 1979, possessed by strong love, strong hate, and one precise longing: she wants to get the hell out of Communist Bulgaria and go to the United States.

Perhaps the strong hate nothing more than the weak.

My own homeland of Canada, for instance, whose peaceful and non-sectarian history could not be more unlike that of France, has very strong hate-speech laws, and a complicated jurisprudence governing them.

But the group continues to push prosecutors to investigate and punish the attack as an arson, and supports other groups calling for stronger hate crime laws.

Germany, which has some of the strongest hate speech laws in the world, is particularly sensitive to this uptick because crucial elections are to be held there in September.

Asked to sum up his message he once said: "Goodness is stronger than evil; love is stronger than hate; light is stronger than darkness; life is stronger than death".

It is also clear that love is stronger than hate, light is stronger than darkness, and right is stronger than wrong.

"I learned that love is stronger than hate.

R.C.: It's a strong love-hate thing with women.

The caption was "L'amour: Plus fort que la haine," which translates to "Love: Stronger than hate".