Sentence examples for hate intensely from inspiring English sources

And for the nearly 50 million South Koreans it's as amorphous a notion as love or hate: intensely personal, yet carried around collectively, a national torch, a badge of suffering tempered by a sense of resiliency.

As Los Angeles Times put it in 2011, "it's as amorphous a notion as love or hate: intensely personal, yet carried around collectively, a national torch, a badge of suffering tempered by a sense of resiliency".

So some books I liked even more, but some of them I started hating intensely.

Someone who you spend your days hating intensely but would never get rid of.

"In short, I dislike some Americans, few British, but could learn to hate you intensely.

"The only thing that I hate more intensely than melodrama and spinach is myself".

I hate beards – intensely – and the very sight of some half-mast-trousered hipster sprouting facial hair gratuitously has my inner homicidal maniac clenching his fists.

"The only thing that I hate more intensely than melodrama and spinach is myself". Bellow was born Solomon Bellow in Lachine, Quebec, in 1915, two years after his parents had arrived there from St Petersburg.

Why did she hate beards so intensely?

Angela becomes lovingly obsessed with Lane, then does a flip and begins to intensely hate her.

In part, this was because Democrats came to hate Bush so intensely that every other consideration faded into insignificance.