Sentence examples for war hate from inspiring English sources

After all, didn't Lord Palmerston, Prime Minister throughout the war, hate slavery with "unbounded zeal"?

Some contestants nominated politically charged or conceptual entries like "war," "hate," "Obama" and "Tebow".

Hate the war, hate Bush, but don't hate the idea of trying our best to finish this right.

At a prayer vigil on Sunday evening, Francis called on the country's young people to follow a "path of resistance" in the face of war, hate and division.

Long, luscious songs and cinematic melancholy are their usual preserve; their eighth album see these traded in for short, sharp shocks, metallic percussion, bullet-brusque sound effects, and frequent references to war, hate and death.

Would we rather not know, and find, one day, that Uzbeks, who we have hardly thought of in connection with our war, hate not only Gulnora Karimova, but us?

"The British are going about this war hating it, but with the determination to fight it out," Kennedy wrote.

He said he had received letters from parents of British soldiers killed in Iraq who did not believe in the war "hating me for my decision".

Let go of your own inner wars, hate, and need to "win".

"These people are against the war and hate America".

They're at war: they hate each other.