Sentence examples for hate that phrase from inspiring English sources

I hate that phrase collateral damage.

I hate that phrase - it doesn't mean anything to me.

I hate that phrase 'comfort zone', but Shylock is definitely way out of mine.

"But they have a global perspective, much as I hate that phrase.

Technically the form is iambic pentameter, five beats per line, but I hate that phrase: it scares people off.

Until that trip to the supermarket, Melanie had always been "quite tomboyish – I hate that phrase now".

It was, "We're making a memory". I really hated that phrase.

One of veterans -- a Marine who had seen his fair share of combat -- commented on how much he hated that phrase.

I used to hate this expression: "We engage people with arguments, not arguments in abstraction". I hated that phrase because I believed that the truth of an argument ought to be enough to convince us.

To clarify: while a researcher from the anti-fascist group Hope Not Hate believes that phrase is justified, the numbers are small: there are thought to be about half a dozen active National Action supporters in the city.

I hate the phrase but that really does make it a win-win-win for the community groups, the Guardian and its employees.