Sentence examples for hate that term from inspiring English sources
With a few of the better ones having achieved some level of success in going "viral" (Blyeck. Hate that term), marketing groups around the world simultaneously decided it was the best idea ever, and hit the pavement with the karaoke version of a pop song and a Flip cam in tow.
"I hate that term," he said.
"I hate that term, 'acting white,' but it's used".
"I tend to hate that term," Ms. de Ocampo said.
What might be called a "mineral" style; though I hate that term, I like the wine.
(We'll get to why he hates that term later).
"Push pollsters" (and MP hates that term) aim to reach as many voters as possible, so they typically make tens or even hundreds of thousands of calls.
"I hate that the term 'diet' is used for going gluten-free - it can have a negative connotation.
But concerned citizens (hate that anodyne term, but I'm writing quickly here) shouldn't comfort themselves that it's all been ginned up.
"So many people I run into who are normal people -- and I hate to use that term -- they just can't understand what's going on.
