Sentence examples for deeply hated from inspiring English sources

And so I learned that Mr. de Blasio, the man who would be mayor of New York, is a fan of the deeply hated Celtics basketball team.

During the 1956 campaign, the Democratic candidate, Adlai Stevenson, made an issue of Eisenhower's health — and the possibility that Nixon, deeply hated by Democrats, might become President.

Unlike President Diem, whom Mr. Thieu, then a young colonel, helped to overthrow in 1963, he was neither loved nor deeply hated.

The New York billionaire said Rubio and Bush's compliments for each other were "political bullshit" and the two deeply hated each other.

But I truly, deeply hated the evil that woman possessed.

Anderson visited Confederate sympathizers as he traveled, some of whom viewed him as a hero for fighting the Union, whom they deeply hated.

For well do I know this horrible crapbucket of chyme joins a very long list of fast-food nightmares you should never put anywhere near your mouth, unless you deeply hate yourself and don't give a damn anymore, and you want to die fat and stupid and smelling like that rotting thing you found in your rain gutter.

"It's all tied into how deeply she hates herself".

Deeply shy, she hated speaking in public, and was terrified by the prospect of having to say anything at the launch of a book into which she had invested so much energy.

My editor, Nan Graham, was absolutely wonderful, but I hated her deeply while we were doing this because she wanted to take out some of my favourite things.

Jane had stumbled on a product idea that mapped perfectly to a deeply held conviction: she hated waste.