Sentence examples for badly hated from inspiring English sources

He was captivated by Freddie, though she dressed badly, hated dinner parties, and was indifferent to any domestic art.

Indeed, Mr Geithner is terrible at the "theatre" of being treasury secretary: he delivers speeches badly, hates lobbying, and has trouble behaving deferentially to Congress.That alone would make Mr Geithner a polarising figure.

I want so badly to hate Dave Grohl, but it's just fucking impossible.

They hate them as badly as Lenin hated them, because they're people who want control over you because of their control of money," he says playfully, swiveling in his leather chair behind a desk that's made entirely of glass.

When I was their age I worked hard at menial jobs and earned no money at all and was treated badly by managers who hated me because I was young.

Siegfried Sassoon – Ivor Novello The war poet's relationship with Novello – now remembered mostly as a songwriter, but also an actor then fast becoming British cinema's No 1 leading man – began badly when Sassoon (who hated Novello's hit song Keep the Home Fires Burning) cut him dead; they nevertheless had an affair lasting a few months.

For others, "What's Your Number?" was tantamount to asking, "How badly do I hate my job?" Cathy James Paglia, now a director at Enterprise Asset Management in New York, says former colleagues who fell into this group at an investment bank where she once worked invented creative, expletive-rich names for the stash that would let them give their employer an unceremonious goodbye.

How badly do you hate them?

"I never knew how badly somebody could hate someone they don't even know". .

I hated it so badly, that sort of haunted me for a while".

In the mad days back then, I dragged the panties off girls I hated and talked badly about them once the sun came up".