Sentence examples for hate to think it from inspiring English sources
"And I would hate to think it was an affectation".
"I hate to think it took a World Series, but I guess there just wasn't much interest in two black players until something like this happened".
I would hate to think it was more important; at primary level, I don't think parents or teachers should have to decide.
I'd hate to think it was a cynical deal (or as they might see it, a "compromise"), done behind their voters' backs.
"And I would hate to think it was an affectation". He would rather not be called a maverick, because it makes him sound like someone who "makes gadgets in his garage".
What remains is an expressionistic, even proto-feminist "Jane Eyre" -- although, Ms. Teale cautioned by telephone from India: "I would hate to think it was only of interest if you were a feminist.
"I hated to think it would just be a vacant lot.
It used to be love, it used to be unity, but our city has allowed hate groups to think it's OK to come here and spew their hatred.
I hate to think what it cost, but it's fun to look at.
"You hate to think that it was going to happen again, but it's inevitable," said Stephanie Artiaco, who lives near the tracks.
