Sentence examples for hate with a passion from inspiring English sources

Shorten responded: "Australians hate, with a passion, people who are changing the rules on superannuation retrospectively".

Between classes, I snatch half an hour to do some marking, which I hate with a passion.

I wiped their slops from the counter with a bar cloth I had come to hate with a passion verging on the insane.

I hate, with a passion, this idea that somehow you have to suffer for art, or that musicians, especially classical ones, are damaged and fragile.

The "alt pack" is a thick packet of extra jokes for that day's work that our tireless, ridiculously talented writing staff slave away on and hate with a passion.

I hate with a passion Maximum-rockandroll and all those zines that think why know punk is supposed to be.

But rain I hated with a passion.

"What I realise now is that Mrs Thatcher, whom I hated with a passion, did me a really good turn".

Mr. Schlossberg, whose father was a Jewish immigrant from Russia, told a biographer, "Jews, blacks, Catholics and foreigners were hated with a passion".

Known for his attempts to make money to boost his pension, Winston's Achilles heel is gambling and his arch nemesis is Stevie the Bookie who he hates with a passion.

Bush was hated with a passion.