Sentence examples for waves of hatred from inspiring English sources
People who know you are trying will send fewer burning waves of hatred your way.
"I feel waves of hatred for the stupidity of my age," he wrote to a friend.
(Gerson again: "Trump gained a kind of perverse energy from the rolling waves of hatred").
I don't think he'd ever come across that – waves of hatred from the Labour party, from the David fans.
The self-appointed scourge of middle-class mediocrity, he lamented to a friend, "I feel against the stupidity of my epoch waves of hatred that choke me".
"I could feel these waves of hatred coming off of the audience," Bebe Neuwirth, the Broadway star, said, when interviewed for the documentary "Standby," of her first outing as an understudy — for Debbie Allen, in "Sweet Charity," in 1986.
A different sensation, not tears, a wave of hatred, came over Andreas.
"That's what triggered the counteralliance of France and Germany and the enormous wave of hatred against the United States".
Now the Rohingya face a wave of hatred from Burmese bloggers who brand them "dogs, thieves, terrorists" and "black monsters".
There is a tidal wave of hatred for the US rising from the ancient heart of the world.
In the decades that followed, the Shiv Sena unleashed a wave of hatred and violence against the most vulnerable targets among the outsiders.
