Sentence examples for which hatred from inspiring English sources

These games produced the conference's dream semifinal matchup, between top-seeded Georgetown and fifth-seeded Syracuse, two rivals for which "hatred" fairly summarizes their relationship.

In a struggle in which hatred is often met with hatred, they knew he was genuine in loving the human being, however he deplored the deed.

Many Jewish leaders in the UK and elsewhere have, since the peace process started to fall apart in 2000, argued that a "new antisemitism" was developing, in which hatred of Jews is thinly disguised as criticism of Israel.

It is comforting to know that come war, plague, or earthquake, there is a checkpoint past which hatred and fear cannot go.

A society is a living body in which hatred and despair can grow if the gaps in justice and understanding become too great.

It spawns lying, cheating, and self-hatred which manifests in hatred of society.

Then came the Balkan wars of the 1990s, in which ethnic hatred bottled up by Yugoslavia's Communist regime exploded as the federation disintegrated.

David Nirenberg, the author of "Anti-Judaism," has written about the ways in which the hatred of Jews is rarely, if ever, confined to its seeming object.

"Indiscriminate shelling of the city," we read, "was one of the many factors which generated hatred of Northern forces among white Charlestonians".

I have to say I don't think I've seen a film recently which expresses hatred of women quite so openly, and fervently, as this one.

As Milla lies dying, Agaat tortures her by reading from the diaries Milla kept, slowly bringing to light a fragmented account of the way in which loyalty, hatred, tenderness, and cruelty coexist within the women's relationship.