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• You hate to see pigheadedness, stupidity, venality and plain old hatefulness rewarded.
• As an arrogant prosecutor with political ambitions, Kevin Spacey is all sleek hatefulness.
• In print and on the air, it was a campaign dominated by spite and hatefulness.
• Pyper makes Crane's hatefulness intoxicating, exploiting it for a number of overlapping purposes.
• "It's that kind of ignorance and hatefulness which is destroying our country,"
• There were many examples of arrogance, greed, pettiness, mean-spiritedness and flat-out hatefulness.
• He went on to say, " I can't imagine that kind of hatefulness being tolerated ."
• Take your size-ist hatefulness and put it in another movie, because you're screwing with the program!
• The extent of the hatefulness Lee exposes is saddening in the extreme, and responding to that is a mark of humanity.
• Simone's music exposes the hatefulness of cold lovers or cruel bigots, making listeners feel remorse as well as joy.
• Michelle s still apparently irresistible, and her hatefulness was amplified when the show paired her up with the equally detestable Jake.
• It is often used by secular and liberal Turks towards religious fanatics, usually linking them with intolerance, hypocrisy and hatefulness.
• But days after the event, my wife still could not get out of mind the hatefulness in those faces and those voices.
• The parishioners began the meeting with a prayer for guidance and wisdom : " Do not let us be led by hatefulness.
• But give the film this : It refreshingly avoids the mean-spiritedness _ if not hatefulness _ afflicting so many teen tales.
• I was not going to let my color, the color of my skin or the ignorance or the hatefulness of others hold me back,
• "I don't believe we have plumbed the depths of the hatefulness and spite of Detective Mark Fuhrman, " he said.
• I was not going to let the color of my skin or ignorance or the hatefulness of others hold me back, " he said.
• If anything, he's better here, fearless in his desire to expose Hank's hatefulness before bringing him around to see the light.
• It was Gore who characterized Republicans in 1994 as wanting " to create as much . . . discord and hatefulness as they possibly can ."