Sentence examples for hated because of from inspiring English sources
Make no mistake, the Jews are not hated because of Israel; they are hated for their very modernity, mobility, lust for life and love of knowledge.
He recalled that under the East German regime plattenbaus were hated because of their connection to authority as the official housing of the state.
The other looks to Anatoly Chubais, an ambitious and able reformer, much hated because of his past links with big money.This does not look like a strong, clear-headed government.
Although Eva berated herself for being unliberated enough to say it, she later described Alan as having saved her from being a physiologist, which she would have hated because of the testing on animals that it required.
Any requirement to buy an annuity – much hated because of the poor payouts they offer – will be abolished, with savers set free to do whatever they like with their pension pots after the age of 55.
"I was very aware that we were ruining each other's careers and I was hated and John was hated because of me," Ono said later of their rocky patch.
Robert L. Crandall, the former chairman of American Airlines, helped to pioneer the hub-and-spoke system that many travelers hate because of all the connecting flights.
Employed workers stay in jobs they hate because of the paucity of other openings, and households remain in cities they'd like to leave thanks to negative equity.
Colorado this weekend, and a team I want to hate because of 2010 and because, well, they're Colorado, but they have Oscar Pareja and it's impossible to hate Oscar.
BuThetwoill be a creasons start to dealing with the two "wars" of our time.
