Sentence examples similar to unwarranted hate from inspiring English sources

Those fears are not unwarranted, as allegations of hate crimes and intimidation have spiked since the election.

Add to this context the unwarranted venom of the hate-radio crowd and we can see that President Obama, like his Philadelphia speech on race during the 2008 campaign, has given the nation yet another teaching moment.

"I'm a role model for a lot of women out there, so I hate that they say these things unwarranted, without any research and facts.

And in 2010 you stated that expanding hate crimes protections to LGBT individuals was unwarranted, possibly unconstitutional.

The words you use to describe us, the path you tell us we should take and the hurtful hate you spout into our stories seems so unwarranted.

As horribly unwarranted as the Charlie Hebdo murders are, they are a response to a hate campaign as fascistic as the anti-Semitic pogroms of the Nazis.

In particular, law enforcement should not threaten social media companies with unwarranted investigations for their efforts to rid their platforms of extremists who incite hate and violence.

The effects of these discriminatory attitudes towards Muslims are significant ― hate crimes against American Muslims have risen dramatically in recent years, and communities have protested against unwarranted targeted surveillance by police.

If a criticism is unwarranted, one should be prepared to say so, instead of simply declaring himself "offended" or complaining of a nonexistent "hate".

Was that comparison unwarranted?

"The criticism was unwarranted.