Sentence examples for bitterly hated from inspiring English sources

They were bitterly hated, deep from the heart, and often sincerely wished dead.

While he bitterly hated the current regime, it was Berezovsky who first pioneered the country's crony capitalism, masterminded its first managed elections, blurred the line between the media and the government, and even helped install Vladimir Putin into the presidency.

They often find themselves the victims of discrimination and hostility from their Muslim neighbors, while they are bitterly hated and resented by those Serbs who left.

Historian E. Merton Coulter wrote of Burbridge: "[The people of Kentucky] relentlessly pursued him, the most bitterly hated of all Kentuckians, and so untiring were their efforts, that it finally came to the point where he had not a friend left in the state who would raise his voice to defend him".

Big-leaguers dislike losing and bitterly hate being shown up, and find no pleasure in pretty good.

The south has been discriminated against and marginalized by the Saleh government since north and south Yemen unified in 1990, and many southerners bitterly hate the Sana government.

From these early, unimaginable transactions between proud, lovesick women and nervous, abstinent analysts the concept of transference expanded beyond the situation of the patient's falling in love with the analyst (or, in the case of a male patient, of bitterly hating him) to embrace every aspect of the patient's relationship to the analyst.

Viewed that way, Dante becomes an emblem of everything contemporary critics of the Western canon bitterly hate and reject.

8 Since, now, neither the soldiers were allowed to plunder any longer nor the imperial freedmen to indulge in lewdness, they both hated him bitterly.

By last weekend he was tweeting how everyone hated him, and bitterly complaining about his "political deconstruction".

In short the greater part of those who had hated him most bitterly while he lived lauded him to the skies when he was dead; and it was even commonly declared that he had put an end to Galba, not so much for the sake of ruling, as of restoring the republic and liberty. 1 Like Maecenas, Otho was Tyrrhena regum progenies; Hor.