Sentence examples for Made me loathe from inspiring English sources

It made me loathe Elton John in a totally irrational way.

I love the BBC in many ways, but at the same time it has made me loathe aspects of it, and that's a very odd state of affairs.

Not to mention that on a number of occassions over the last couple of years I have nearly had accidents because another cyclist was plugged in really makes me loathe that particular use.

This episode also makes me loathe a character in a new way.

Getting on fairly well with a boss that everyone else appeared to loathe made me question my own judgment, not to mention threaten to turn me into a social pariah.

There is no in between on it: Either you love it or loathe it, which is part of what makes me appreciate the finished product even more.

Nothing makes me see red as clearly as when someone links one of my nasty habits with a trait I loathe in my parents.

Apologies if this makes me sound like the kind of person who boos film-makers at Cannes for a living, but I loathe the Dutch angle.

Getting back to this "too hot" situation: as I loathe the sun, laughing at the idea of overheated millionaire footballers moaning and holding mini-fans to their armpits would make me a complete hypocrite – so complete hypocrite I am.

"Looking at him makes me ill," said Mr. Grimm, an ex-marine who said he had detested Mr. Clinton from the start of his presidency and had grown to loathe him even more.

But that only made him loathe himself more.