Sentence examples for alike hated from inspiring English sources

Players and fans alike hated Gullit at Newcastle.

Students and teachers alike hated the school's location and the stigma they felt because of it.

Inertia also helps, since consumers and businesses alike hate the frustration and delay that learning how to use new systems entails.

Puns are, after all, pretty harmless faux-confusions of two words that sound alike; surely hating them is... well, it's homophone-bia.

His men, fellow officers and subordinates alike, did not like him; many hated him.

The institute's humanists hated mathematicians and engineers alike and, now that the war was over, didn't shy away from expressing their discontent.

Their willingness to be hated by reader and ruler alike would choke up GG Allin.

Produced in the Babelsberg studios on the outskirts of Berlin, it cost around 7m Reichsmarks, but was hated by critics and the public alike.

— Jeff Gordinier The Economist: The health-promoting, well-intentioned, year-old Danish tax on saturated fats — hated by farmers, retailers and shoppers alike — has been rescinded, to the relief of the populace.

The new interior minister, Mohammed Ibrahim Shaar, is a former officer of the intelligence services, hated by protesting and non-protesting Syrians alike.

It would be fair to say that Bergdahl was hated and despised by captor and savior alike.