Sentence examples for I loathed him from inspiring English sources
I loathed him for the doggy eagerness with which he came sniffing out our fight.
This came as a surprise as when I was first introduced to him, I loathed him.
In addition, students were exposed to totally opaque writers like Lacan, though I loathed him because I thought he was a wicked doctor as well".
Needless to say, I loathed him (warm feelings aside), couldn't comprehend how anybody who could love me could ever have loved Wally, and wanted him out of the house the second he was in it.
By the time Mr. Bowie entered my consciousness in the early 1980s, when I was in high school, he'd gone mainstream, and I loathed him in a way that only an ardent young record buyer can loathe.
Needless to say, I loathe him, and wish a plague of yellow cards upon his head.
As for Harry the slapper – rich, arrogant, chauvinistic, philandering and ghastly, I loathe him, but in the circumstances I'd have done the same.
Andrew Lloyd Webber at first mention, Lord Lloyd-wither (withyphenen) at second mention, thereafter Lloyd Webber loan noun; the verb is lend loathe (rhymes with clothe) detest; loth (rhymes with oath) reluctant: "I'm loth to do anything he says because I loathe him so much".
