Sentence examples for would be hateful from inspiring English sources

"I've noticed that most of us are very quick to laugh and scoff at men's issues but if the genders were reversed that would be hateful, hate speech, sexist, misogynist," she said.

To Colonel Qaddafi and Charles Manson and Bernard Madoff, I want things to happen that would be hateful to me.

Meaning that, in her mind, allowing gays to marry would be hateful.

What would you consider to be hateful?

Paul Wolfowitz assumed that the Shiites, tormented by Saddam over their religion, would be grateful, not hateful.

While it would be absurd and hateful to see the events of the last couple of weeks as evidence of a sinister Jewish conspiracy, it would also be wrong to claim that the Jewishness of the protagonists in this and the previous funding controversy was entirely incidental to it.

Change would be silencing the hateful speech of those like Rick Warren and replacing it with true love and joy and inclusion.

Earlier this year the Google-owned platfacedfaned advertiserser backlash when marketing was shown being displayed alongside hateful and offensive content — and said it would be taking "a tougher stance on hateful, offensive and derogatory content".

And toning down hateful rhetoric would be an easy place for everyone to begin finding common ground.

Such a sentence would be unimaginable for an equally hateful publication by the KKK, neo-Nazis or, most recently, the Hutaree militia.

"People are really upset with the idea that such a controversial, divisive and hateful person would be in a position of such honor," said Sean Soendker Nicholson, executive director of Progress Missouri, which has been leading the opposition effort.