Sentence examples similar to I loathe not from inspiring English sources

That's a question that all rock bands loathe, not least because it's asked so often.

The players I "love" have great value in relation to their A.D.P., while those I "loathe" have not-so-great value in relation to where they are being drafted.

He loathed not just Jane Austen but the entire gang of 19th-century British novelists: Hardy, Dickens, Eliot... the lot.

All over the world, this president is loathed not just because of his personality but because of everything he represents.

Franco might be the symbol for the successful native New York athlete who plays for a New York team and is loathed, not loved.

Admired by many secularists for her fearless denunciation of Islamic fundamentalism, she is loathed not just by Islamic fundamentalists but by many western liberals, who find her rejection of Islam almost as objectionable as her embrace of western liberalism.

Whether they're humble punctuation marks or shape-shifting, animated gifs matters not – I loathe them in all their forms.

I loathe Top Gear; I'm not interested in cars or football.

"We mustn't, though I loathe the phrase, be whingeing luvvies.

I loathe it, and there isn't a single day that goes past without my feeling enormous pride and relief that I was able finally to quit.

But I didn't because I loathe the tabloids in this country, and the way they dumb down every idea – everything's black and white and they're clearly the most brow-beating hypocrites.