Sentence examples for fierce loathing from inspiring English sources
Emphasising that the church had no political ambitions, Benedict's letter appeared to be an attempt to heal the rift between the patriotic and underground churches.Francis seems less steeped in the fierce loathing of communism that has animated some of his predecessors.
After two decades in which Italy's government has been evenly split between fans of former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi's brash anti-taxation politics and squabbling left-wing politicians united only by their fierce loathing of the conservative media mogul, polls show Renzi is the first center-left politician who appeals to Berlusconi voters.
Mr. Fogelman thus became her first — and only — recruit, and said he was charmed by her fierce passion for the books she liked and her even fiercer loathing for the suggested titles.
High point: Promotion to secretary of state for the environment, where he can apply his fierce Euroscepticism and loathing of red tape to getting Defra "out of people's hair".
Like her undeclared opponent, Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani, Mrs. Clinton is someone who inspires fierce devotion in some people and loathing in the rest, including a good part of the undecided voters.
Colyer had a fierce integrity, only being interested in early New Orleans music and loathing the band's banjo player, Lonnie Donegan, who deliberately provoked him.
Nor was the loathing all one way.
But they inspired neither fear nor loathing.
Today it still evokes powerful loathing.
Marco Rubio, openly loathing the Senate.
