Sentence examples for tide of hatred from inspiring English sources

"I perceive a rising tide of hatred of the successful 1%," he added.

Here America is not the target of a tide of hatred, but the Oz of ambitions and dreams.

Dorsey has acknowledged criticism that his website had failed to stem the tide of hatred and issues such as "echo chambers" that had festered on his website.

"From the Occupy movement to the demonisation of the rich embedded in virtually every word of our local newspaper, the San Francisco Chronicle, I perceive a rising tide of hatred of the successful one per cent".

But ultimately it is this tide of hatred, fed by the press and sophisticated political organisations, and providing an all too fitting opening to the 20th century, that really makes it significant.

The First Crusade (1096 99) unleashed a tide of hatred, periodic violence, and progressive restrictions on Jewish activities in the Rhineland, but the communities affected had attained sufficient resilience to reestablish their communal institutions shortly afterward and to continue the cultivation of their deeply ingrained traditions.

It is a process that is both local and national: where races are sometimes decided on the strength of a highway or a waste site and, at other times, by country-wide tides of hatred or disappointment.

President Trump must decide if he is going to use smart tactics to strengthen relationships with friends and allies, win the respect and favor of the Muslim world and thereby destroy ISIS, or demonize Islam, ban Muslims and exacerbate the already rising tides of hatred and violence around the world.

A range of public figures, from Shah Rukh Khan, Bollywood's biggest star, to India's respected central banker, Raghuram Rajan, have spoken out against the rising tide of sectarian hatred.

We are in a dangerous moment when such entreaties are insufficient to turn the tide of ripening hatred, escalating anger, and diminished expectations.

Only a handful of courageous souls have stood against this tide of repression and hatred.