Sentence examples for forever hated from inspiring English sources

His mother left and forever hated his father, he clarifies, because he tried to sodomise her on their wedding night.

What is more, he had "forever hated the music," which subbed in Ravel's "Bolero" for a commissioned score that fell through at the last minute.

One very important aspect of the teaching of the sect is indicated only by Josephus as it were, incidentally when he is summarizing the oaths; the new member is made to swear "that he will forever hate the unjust and fight the battle of the just".

Any source of overpowering or being the center of attention for too long will make Scorpio leave or forever hate you.

She reaches back to honky-tonk in the easy-swinging "Lonesomes" and in "I Will Forever Hate Roses," an old-fashioned country waltz about a goodbye bouquet.

Pitino forever!" James hated Pitino when he was coaching the Celtics, and now he's the guy's biggest fan.

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

"If she immediately comes in and changes everything, she'll be hated forever".

"Yes, I might have achieved nothing, but it is better than to be hated forever".

In 1995 he seemed to go on forever (the Washington pundits hated it; the public loved it — a foreshadowing of disconnects to come).

Men have hated women forever.