Examples of using Than hate in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Stronger than hate.
They say indifference is even worse than hate.
But indifference is worse than hate and is the real opposite of love.
It's easier to love than hate.
Now I have to find a word stronger than hate to describe how I feel about others.
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It is, in my opinion, worse than hate.
Then I too would lift my head because, for that short moment, I would know for certain that love andhope are infinitely more powerful than hate and fury, and that somewhere beyond the line of my horizon there was life indestructible, always triumphant.”.
He taught me that if I really wanted to be like my father,I need a higher purpose than hate.
It is worse than hate.
I have been around a lot longer, and let me tell you something. Believe me,love kills a lot more than hate.
That is worse than hate.
We are continuing to do everything we can to make our campus more secure,and we will continue to promote the message that we are stronger than hate.”.
Hope is stronger than hate.
Throughout the coming eight days, each candle to be lit on the menorah will signal to the world that freedom andjustice will always shine brighter than hate and oppression.”.
Love is stronger than hate.”.
We are continuing to do everything we can to make our campus more secure,and we will continue to promote the message that we are stronger than hate.”.
Nothing is uglier than hate.
There was no justification other than hate.
I would rather die than hate!
There has always been more love than hate.
No apparent motive other than hate.
Love is always stronger than hate.
That there's a lot more love than hate.
You know the only thing worse than hate?
It fills their bellies with something other than hate.
Some people say that indifference is worse than hate.
If you look carefully, you will see there's also some profanity, but it was really interesting to me tosee that there's a lot more love than hate in these passwords.
Throughout the coming eight days, each candle to be lit on the menorah will signal to the world that freedom andjustice will always shine brighter than hate and oppression.”.
