Sentence examples for hate discussing from inspiring English sources
Their complicated, protracted history is something they really hate discussing.
Rie hated discussing her intentions and philosophy.
He hates discussing acting and the movies.
In fact The New York Times, which compiled the figures, says that estimate is well below the true figure, which will probably remain unknown as the billionaire hates discussing his wealth.
And I hated discussing his prognosis with them over his bed, so we went to a little room filled with a smattering of chairs and an enormous conference table -- the place where we reviewed his CAT scans, tried to digest the awful news and cried into the box of tissues they reflexively offered.
Her imagined Dworkin-hating dilettante, discussing the politics of bikini waxing and "giving blow jobs like it's missionary work," has long been passé.
Mr. Bush, who rarely gives interviews and hates publicly discussing his personal life, told his Runner's World interviewers, clearly referring to his old self, that "if you're drinking too much, and you're running to cure a hangover, pretty soon you have to make a choice.
Then, and only then, might Germany talk about sharing its credit card.Back to the museum?The refrain in Berlin is that European leaders like to talk of mutualising national liabilities, but hate to discuss sharing national sovereignty.
I actually hate to discuss racism because a part of me wishes it would go away but it just won't.
