Sentence examples similar to born of loathing from inspiring English sources

Cruelty seems to have been a cornerstone of Byron's personality, a wretched and gleeful sadism born of self-loathing.

It's a decision born of shame and self-loathing, and it's one that could only be made in a culture that degrades women.

The idea of Napoleon stood for nobility of soul, courage to defy belittling circumstances (like Julien Sorel's misfortune of being born a peasant), loathing of the commonplace - like provincial life; it stood for gallantry, beauty, the vision of an eagle rather than the horizons of a titmouse.

The widespread loathing he engenders, especially in the UK, Galloway believes, is born of an acknowledgment that "I was right on the big issues.

His face was a soundless picture of loathing.

A gradual habituation to the language of loathing.

Even Mr Safeway is full of loathing, though.

In later years, Stravinsky made a show of loathing Wagner.

One mistake and you're a figure of loathing".

But it also spoke of loathing and violence.

Then the next three months of loathing while they grow out.