Sentence examples for with a hatred from inspiring English sources
She, like her senior officers, is an ardent nationalist, with a hatred of disorder.
Not for nothing are his films shot through with a hatred for bureaucracy and bland authoritarianism.
From that moment, all my life has been connected with a hatred of the uniform and of authority".
His cool eye for urbanism and design blends a love of kitsch with a hatred for commercialism, historicism with a fear of history's ghosts.
Inside, a vendor sells a souvenir passport with the theme "Paradise for People", which is undoubtedly true for anyone at the expo with a hatred of crowds.
I was left with a hatred of Stephen Leacock, of the loyal chortlers and stampers, and of the side of myself that wanted their mindless applause.
The cultists came armed with savage nihilism and a hatred that lies beyond our understanding.
He compared the Almighty to "a kind of divine North Korea" with arbitrary rules and a hatred of freedom and rationality.
"Other than that, we never felt a hatred with nobody".
"I hate the place like poison with a sincere hatred," he wrote to his agent, Harold Ober, in 1935.
"I'm a very vindictive person, so I still think of them with a certain hatred.
