Sentence examples for hated very much from inspiring English sources

He also said that the woman "reminded me of an old schoolteacher whom I hated very much".

One of those people she hated very much in the village was Gotokai.

Gwen, Courtney, Blaineley, and Heather are hated very much.

Jordan's essential creed is encapsulated in a sentence that gave McCain the title of one of the books he has written with his aide Mark Salter: "The world is a fine place and worth the fighting for and I hate very much to leave it".

Here's a little interview I did with Johnny Ryan, whom I hate very much.

The same point was made by William of Codineston: "the lord de Briouze and his justices, officials, and servants hated William Cragh very much and rejoiced greatly at his hanging and death".

His fame also shows how uncomfortable we now are with the idea of a God who hates anything very much.

"For," said the Countess heartlessly, "they hate you very much and dread the havoc you would certainly bring upon this realm.

In fact, I'd be shocked if this shuttering of LimeWire doesn't kill a lot of the casual copyright infringement that the RIAA hates so very much.

Nobody's stopping you, and doing so will definitely teach those gosh-darn "SJW"s you love to hate so very much a lesson.

So, I am still, now about eight weeks after the event, trying to get my body and my life back, working hard at it all and hating so very much of it.