Sentence examples for voice hatred from inspiring English sources

Its beliefs include white supremacy, while its theorists voice hatred and contempt for other races and beliefs.

"There've been people who have been afraid to be allies, or people who have been afraid to not voice hatred, for fear of being labeled part of the LGBT community," she said.

A former co-worker, Daniel Gilroy, said Mr. Mateen had talked often about killing people and had voiced hatred of gays, blacks, women and Jews.

As bullying and prejudice increase, one has to wonder: Does the constant bullying and voiced hatred by Republicans make kids think it's okay to bully?

Video posted online later that day appeared to show that the mourners, perhaps feeling that they were under the protection of the international observers, had dared to voice their hatred for President Bashar al-Assad right in front of the security forces — until a barrage of shots was fired, scattering the protesters and killing as many as 20 people, according to witness accounts.

I Raised My Voice Against Hatred.

With that type of venom and passion in her voice, that hatred, I really do believe that there was motive behind it".

Even in late June, many Clinton supporters still refuse to support Obama, threatening to voice their hatred of him by voting for McCain, or by not voting at all.

These voices of hatred and fear live on the internet, but they have been largely drowned out by responsible voices in our community.

The channel's overseers said the show, billed as "Small Wars, Big Wars," might provoke callers voicing religious hatred or promoting violence.

Yes, they will voice irrational hatreds and behave with barely comprehensible venom towards their rivals, but they're also enthusiastic to show they have a heart, and they can do dignified as well as anyone.