Sentence examples for hate the stuff from inspiring English sources
"I hate the stuff," Mike says.
White chocolate is a bit of a bête noire for many serious food lovers, the Big Mac of confectionery, and this fashionable urge to hate the stuff may partly explain my fondness for it.
Polenta, as Katie Caldesi rather politely puts it in her Italian Cookery Course, is one of those things that often "leaves the British wondering" – Angela Hartnett is more blunt when she admits that you either love or hate the stuff.
The gay studio says it's doing well, but consumers tend to either love or hate the stuff.
This is objectively good news on the face of things – when you go to a grocery store and order peanut butter, it would be weird if they made you buy a jar of Marmite, too, even if you hate the stuff.
They're hating themselves, because they're hating the stuff of which we're made.
By the time I stubbed out my last joint, I hated the stuff and feared I'd done myself irreparable harm.
It is baked in a big roasting tin and makes so many pieces – one batch seems to last for ever, which was a shame as I hated the stuff.
And yet, even in 1982, when "Late Night with David Letterman" premièred, he presaged something else, an obsession with what was authentic, the kind of preoccupation that would dominate the nineties, inflecting figures like David Foster Wallace and Kurt Cobain, famous men who were desperate for rock-star fame and then flamboyantly and publicly hated the stuff once they got it.
