Sentence examples for war hatred from inspiring English sources

"These speeches breed war, hatred and misunderstanding," the Representative said.

To explain the continued existence of war, hatred, injustice, and poverty, Augustine used the notion of the "Two Cities".

Tenor Anthony Flaum, who is currently singing in the chorus at Glyndebourne, said: "The themes that run through opera written 100 years ago are still relevant to today's society: themes like love, war, hatred and tragedy".

Another thinker, a molecular biologist, propounds a neo-Darwinian theory of two evolutionary systems - one "digital", from information technology, the other "analogue", from biology and cloning - which will lead to the "de-emphasis" of war, hatred and suffering.

Maduro accused CNN of "calling for civil war, hatred" and of "lying to the world about what is happening in Venezuela," the network reported.

War, hatred and destruction are all around us, whether we're in the midst of it or sitting at home watching the news.

The modern American usage of "waving the bloody shirt" comes from the post-civil war era, when northern Republicans would evoke the memory of secession in order to evoke civil war hatreds and paint southern Democrats as disloyal.

Illustrations by Lala Albert For centuries, nerds have looked up at the night sky and dreamed of leaving this world, with all its wars, hatred, and "internet celebrities," and traveling to distant stars.

It's a war against hatred in all its forms, including anti-Muslim hatred.

They simply document the brutal, violent and ugly nature of war and hatred.

Religious authorities said liberal groups were waging a war of hatred against a pious sector that wanted only to be left in peace.