Sentence examples for hated of from inspiring English sources

Here the operatives themselves were under the microscope, in effect answering for the sins of that most hated of Vietnam-era institutions that they enabled, the military-industrial complex.

Early next year, the New York City Council is supposed to hold a final hearing on legislation that would silence the most hated of urban noises: the car alarm.

But Django must swallow his pride and pretend to be that most hated of things, a "Mandingo", a fighter-trainer and the white man's tame plaything, and uncomfortably close to Stephen's domestic servitude.

Did my mother call herself a Negress as a way of wryly reconciling herself to that most hated of English colonial words, which fixed her as a servant in the eyes of Britain and of God?

The most despised and even hated of those sub-cultures today is probably "fixed-income", financial instruments built around assets with "fixed" returns such as mortgage loans and bonds.

In fact, according to Edwards, the damned never were an object of God's electing love in the first place: "The saints in glory will know concerning the damned in hell, that God never loved them, but that he hates them, and [that they] will be for ever hated of God" (Edwards 1834, sec. III).

Oh, they still know what they hate, of course.

We must explore what leads to hate of such magnitude.

Hate of women, hate of Black people, hate of Jews, hate of Catholics, hate of Muslims, hate of gay people, etc, etc..

This doesn't mean pursuing something you already know you'll hate, of course.

Don't do things your ex hated out of spite.