Sentence examples for entirely hate from inspiring English sources

Perhaps he didn't entirely hate the idea of having a reason to leave.

That said, the singer seems pleasant enough and I don't entirely hate the song.

I didn't entirely hate it, but if I'd have waited for it to cool down, I'd still be there now.

The ice zombies themselves were a little bit Evil Dead (although as a fan of Bruce Campbell I don't entirely hate that) but Meera's near-paralysing grief as her brother lay dying in her arms was beautifully played by Ellie Kendrick.

Also nominated for best actress is Marie Brunel for An Accidental Soldier, Sheridan Smith for Mrs Biggs, and Claudia Karvan, who wins the award for Time of Our Lives, in which she plays the largely unlikable Caroline in a way that makes you not entirely hate her.

Reagan left behind a pretty shitty legacy, but it wasn't all ignored AIDS deaths and illegal arms deals—how can you entirely hate a guy who inspired tracks like "Reagan Youth" by Reagan Youth, "White House" by Sector 4, or "Hinkley Had a Vision" by the Crucifucks?

Wedekind, who sang in cabarets, accompanying himself on guitar, might not have entirely hated this punchy, all-American take on his play.

It supports the notion that this was entirely a hate crime, a product of racial tension and anxiety still lingering in the world.

Abra says that she's been "fiddling with music and technology" for 10 years, and is entirely self-taught: "I hate having to sit down and learn, I don't like working at other people's speeds.

And so — here is the part libertarians will hate — markets, entirely of their own accord, will sometimes capsize and be unable to right themselves completely for years at a stretch.

Their alliance with the traditionalist Anglo-Catholics has been one of convenience, because both sides cannot stomach women in positions of clerical authority (for entirely opposite reasons) and hate the idea that homosexuals might be just part of the spectrum of boring normality in God's creation.