Sentence examples for certainly hated from inspiring English sources

The dancers certainly hated the mittens, breastplates and heavy headdresses and long skirts they were forced to move in.

Here, Reed listens to a church choir: "I didn't think often about that which people called God, but for some time now I'd certainly hated it, this killer, this perpetrator, in whose blank silver eyes nobody was too insignificant, too unremarkable, too innocent and small to be overlooked in the parceling out of tragedy.

The poisonously mis-educated Dylann Roof certainly hated with a passion.

All the rebels in the south who wanted to split the nation in two and destroy the United States forever certainly hated Lincoln.

Many of us in the media – working, admittedly, for rival organisations – certainly hate the deal.

He certainly hates the swastika and jackboots variety, because that fits his world-view.

The local pastor refers to the road into town as "a real bone-shaker" and says he would "certainly hate to travel on it at night".

But my experience of Scientology has taught me that it is the religion – if it can be called that – that loves to hate, and it certainly hates Going Clear and everyone in it.

"I certainly hate the concept of it.

Most certainly, hate speech has no place in the education of our young people.

It's just, "What's a good story?" I certainly hate being pigeonholed.