“hatred of”可以造什么句，hatred of造句

He has a deep hatred of the police.

The invasion has ignited the hatred of the people.

C. Continued an outpouring of associations to her mother's hatred of her.

It woke in some men a virulent hatred of a black skin.

The hatred of America that drove Zawahiri was derivative of his hatred for the regime that had both imprisoned and tortured him in the aftermath of the assassination of Anwar Sadat.

The more contemporary hatred of smoking stems in part from its equation with death at a time of secularism.

It had very cleverly turned to sufficiently good account the fatigue of the nation, and the hatred of mothers.

Therefore, there are always some people in the face of the hatred of killing people, killing their fathers, their love power between them will always break through the obstruction of speed and hatred, and let it out.

In other words, your spontaneous, visceral hatred of atonal music reflects your true, healthy, normal reaction to abstract art.

He has stubbed out Cuba's freedom once; it would be tragic if hatred of him led to more pain.

The Old was onlyintended to bring people to a sense of hopelessness by revealing theawesome holiness of God, his hatred of sin and his judicial nature.

The charge is absurd, as insight into the essential core of the man --- his hatred of conformism, insistence on singular passional being --- reveals.

The paper mainly analyzes the love and hatred of Julien, a main character in the red and the Black, from the viewpoint of social reality and psychology.

I recall and think in the cabin, and would rather float in the cold and eternal space if the love and hatred of the world were indistinguishable.

Thank you for your hatred of my insistence, so that I can not only negotiate with people on my way to life.

Rowling hinted throughout the series that contributing factors towards the Dursley's mistreatment of their nephew was their hatred of magic and Petunia's jealousy of her sister, Lily - Harry's mother.

The slogan played on a justified collective desire to avoid repeating the mistake of the Vietnam era, when hatred of the conflict spilled over into hostility toward the people who were fighting it.

Mere hatred of everything German, instead of the particular ideas which now dominate the Germans is, moreover, very dangerous, because it blinds those who indulge in it against a real threat.

People's hatred of lies is understandable, but who dares to say that he will never lie? What is more, people often promise that they will not tell lies after they tell lies. Some lies will never be revealed in their lives, and some lies can not be hidden from daybreak.

Jealousy, hatred of dissidents, will give life to others.

Society is suffused by contempt for the West and hatred of Israel.

No sort of mechanistic rationalism is ever possible and there is a strong hatred of the idea of logical necessity.

They weren't connected by a conspiracy, but by a contagion of the heart, a hatred of those who are different.

There was a nostalgia for the Middle Ages, which were idealized owing to hatred of the modern world.

Mr Yanukovich gained mightily from Mr Yushchenko who failed to deliver on any of his election promises and developed an almost irrational hatred of Ms Tymoshenko.

When our national security is threatened by a seething hatred of the West, one that turns people against their country and can even turn them into murderous extremists.

What added, no doubt, to my hatred of the beast, was the discovery, on the morning after I brought it home, that, like Pluto, it also had been deprived of one of its eyes.

Nature has indeed given you an irresistible self-love, and an unalienable right of self-preservation; but I create in you a contrary sentiment, an heroic hatred of yourselves.

They United out of a common hatred of the government.

At times his hatred of the Railroad shook him like a crisp and withered reed.

This unforgettable hatred of subjugation has made it difficult for all of them to eat and eat.

A crowd of wicked naked girls get accustomed to so-called being learned, as well as the hatred of being sacred.

Martin told him that his hatred of the magazines was rabid, fanatical, and that his conduct was a thousand times more despicable than that of the youth who burned the temple of Diana at Ephesus.

She had earned the undying hatred of italy .

But it is also the backbone of pakistan-one of the few things, along with the army and hatred of America, that keeps the fractious country together.

You cannot dismiss the locals' hatred of us as caused by mere class resentment when photos are published in the student newspaper showing Durham students with blacked-out faces at a football social.

He put every penny he had into it. He was driven by an uncynical, almost spiritual belief in justice and an equally pure hatred of the automobile industry.

Eric Schmidt's hatred of Microsoft took root in the mid - '90s, when he was CTO of Sun Microsystems.