Sentence examples for hate means from inspiring English sources

Another obstacle is confusion about what "hate" means, which is why talk of hate groups and accusations of Whites hating Blacks perplexes White people of good will.

"I hate mean-spirited work," she said.

Lindsay was a bad-boy left-winger whom everybody in a three-thousand-mile radius outside Detroit — even my gentle-souled mom — loved to hate: mean as a drill sergeant, almost pathologically aggressive, with a Dead End Kids kisser and zero grace, who not only racked up a lot of penalties but also an infuriating number of goals, the bastard.

Lindsay was a bad-boy left-winger whom everybody in a three-thousand-mile radius outside Detroit even my gentle-souled mom loved to hate: mean as a drill sergeant, almost pathologically aggressive, with a Dead End Kids kisser and zero grace, who not only racked up a lot of penalties but also an infuriating number of goals, the bastard.

Boys hate mean girls, so watch what you say in front of them or around them.

Girls hate mean guys, so don't try to act "Bad" to get their attention.

Inform your friend that you don't want any part in spam that promotes hate, mean-spiritedness, false gossip or other unpleasant or morally questionable content.

"The fact that you're hated means that you matter," he says.

The first piece you write that your family hates means you found your voice, I warn my classes.

Beveridge hoped his new system of social security would mean the end of the hated means test.

Following this disaster, Homer then cheers up Burns by pointing out that being loved means you have to be nice to people everyday but being hated means you do not have to do anything.