Sentence examples for understandable hatred from inspiring English sources

He's jeered in most rival rinks around the league, but Wilson's presence in Pittsburgh seems to transcend fans' understandable hatred.

In a halting address to the court shortly before he was sentenced, the disgraced colonel called the public reaction "understandable hatred".

Far from contributing to peace, this is marinating the Gazan people -- a majority of whom are children -- in understandable hatred and dreams of vengeance.

He savages the most important characters in the book, his mother and stepfather, without making them understandable characters, his hatred a sum of childhood disappointments that can never be rationally catalogued.

Croatia, meanwhile, could sneak into the play-offs by beating Yugoslavia but there were understandable fears that the hatred between the two countries following years of conflict would spill over into ugliness.

But the hatred is more than understandable if you go to a village like Celine, among the lush fields that border the road between Prizren and Djakovica.

And, given the rise of populist and far-right groups, is it time to leave Europe (see article)?In this section A chance to fly The great fracturing The anti-charm of Rahm Feeling down Set the Kurds free The return of Jew-hatred ReprintsSuch worries are understandable, but they need to be put in context.

Whereas he was eventually prepared to negotiate with the white apartheid Government, she felt an utter hatred for them and an understandable determination to use violence to bring it down.

In "The Benedict Option," Dreher writes that "the angry vehemence with which many gay activists condemn Christianity" is the understandable result of a history of "rejection and hatred by the church".

If they were motivated by hatred, that would at least be understandable, but instead they're propelled only by a callous, vacant indifference.

Mr Sardesai thinks TV lets voters "vent anger against the system" and judge leaders from close by, but worries that it might lead to "public hatred of politics".Such hatred would be understandable because much of Indian politics is rotten.