| It was his study of Judaism which led to his formulating extreme anti-Semite beliefs. |
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| His son studied medicine and later became a polemicist, royalist, and anti-Semite, as well as one of the best diarists of the Third Republic. |
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| The speech caused a furor in which the famed aviator was widely attacked as an anti-Semite. |
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| The composer remained a strident anti-Semite for the rest of his life. |
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| For the anti-Semite every rich Jew is exploitive, every poor Jew a burden on society. |
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| How can anyone touched by the eloquent pages of Anne Frank's diary become an anti-Semite? |
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| Acheson, too, was anything but an anti-Semite and quite free of malevolence. |
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| And of course, Amin al Husseini, the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem, was an anti-Semite. |
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| Does the Vatican want to create another baffling case of Blessed Pius IX, an anti-Semite who also had a long and controversial pontificate? |
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| Actually, McReynolds was a raving anti-Semite, and a racist, too. |
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| Being branded an anti-semite in Hollywood can make life very difficult. |
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| He was branded an anti-semite during the ugliness around the re-edit of The Contender. |
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| It gives anti-Semites a legitimate cover, as people can then say if opposing occupation, oppression and racism is anti-Semitism, then yes, I am proudly anti-Semite. |
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| Mel Gibson's drunk-driving and sickening anti-semite rant was a disgrace. |
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| One can get a good sense of the inner landscape of such a mind by reading the French existentialist philosopher, Jean-Paul Sartre's Anti-Semite and Jew. |
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| My depiction of Marx as a tortured, self-hating anti-semite, factionalising and demonising former collaborators foreshadows all that Marxism later became. |
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