There had been good reason for their fear and hatred, of course.

He says there is no room for hatred among themselves, only against those outside.

But still it didn't seem reason enough for so much hatred.

"There would seem no other reason for your hatred of me."

There is something to be said for hatred under such circumstances.

We must have a focal point for our fear and hatred.

To do anything else is a prescription for continued war and hatred.

Margaret's father had to be the one responsible for her hatred of the war.

But by now we've aroused so many reasons for hatred.

In perhaps the most interesting personal reflection, a black man tells of growing up "looking for hatred."