Sentence examples for hate describing from inspiring English sources
Later he admits: "I won't describe the darkness to you because I hate describing things".
Musicians usually hate describing their own sound, but Streten breaks it down forensically.
Jackson uses the song to criticize journalists, commenting "with your pen you torture men", describing how he was affected by the media coverage about him, and "speculate to break the one you hate", describing how reporters used sensational writing to mislead people and cast him in a negative view.
Cognitive psychologist Aaron Beck, in his book Prisoners of Hate, describes this phenomenon as "groupness": a collective, communal, group-think-motivated violence.
Nick Lowles from the anti-racism campaign group Hope Not Hate described the party's treatment of the candidate as "a mild ticking-off" and in a tweet described the episode as an "anti-Semitic outburst".
Anti-fascist campaign group Hope Not Hate describes this change in fortunes as a "lethargic and alcohol-fuelled almost comic collapse".
He hates describing the sexual abuse he endured as a child.
Ivy Compton-Burnett was obsessed with the exact meaning of language, and she hated describing anything that wasn't included in what her characters actually said.
The writer Gerald Warner, in an article for the Telegraph, calls for the repeal of "hate" laws, describing their "grossly distorted sentencing system which has created two-tier justice" citing section 82 of the Crime and Disorder Act 1998, which lead to guidelines of significant increases for the sentence where a racial motive was involved.
Callaghan hated PMQs – describing the then twice-weekly encounters as a "complete waste of time".
