Sentence examples for a loathing from inspiring English sources

They share a loathing for artificial flowers.

At the bottom of my rage there must have been a loathing not of liberals, but of myself.

I have said it before and shall again: I have always hated K-9 with a loathing far beyond rational.

It is the kindly face of hatred, the result of mixing a loathing for poor people with the wider medically sanctioned disgust of fat in order to do things a bit more cheaply.

An inveterate polemicist, a loathing for Christianity and the Roman Catholic Church, which he felt had been a source of intolerance and cruelty since the days of Constantine, the first Roman emperor to convert.

He argues that Je suis Charlie stickers express something other than support for freedom of expression and condemnation of those who murdered in the name of Islam – a loathing for Muslims.

Indeed, she was to review her opinion of France, polite culture and manners, even Catholicism which she had abhorred, a loathing that her stay in Portugal had done much to strengthen.

But the orthodoxy and the mosque centered Muslims by and large have a loathing and deeply rooted distaste for the lifestyle.

This paper is dedicated to Prof. Vinod K. Srivastava, who inspired in the second author a love and in the first, a loathing for biology, which has subsequently made this collaboration possible.

A loathing of Western interventionism?

"It's a need and an adoration and a loathing".