Sentence examples for hateful of from inspiring English sources

("The most hateful of all names in an English ear is Nosey Parker, George Orwelll once observed).

Here's my dirty dozen of new movie cliches: 1. Franchise The most common, and most hateful, of all.

This is why Kiselev has been so hateful of the Russian press: they raise questions about his past, and about his motives.

The greatest shame is that Han Han is now seen as espousing that most hateful of canards: that the Chinese people are not "ready" for democracy.

"I think that there's a real polarization amongst people, because I have a lot of Democrat friends, and they are very hateful of Bush," Ms. Cupp said.

Allison is too much of a victim to really empathise with, and Jimmy is a standard boorish type, worshipful of Johnny Cash and hateful of Mexicans.

Between Nov. 9 and Nov. 18, the Southern Poverty Law Center received word of more than 700 incidents of hateful incidents of harassment.

Thoughtful decisions from citizens and government come from information, not from ignorance of hateful points of view.

Like so many others, we call for the immediate repeal of this hateful piece of legislation.

Both Irish communities learned to their cost over 80 years the futility of nurturing hateful stereotypes of one another.

Mr. Sandler's subtly self-lacerating performance in Judd Apatow's "Funny People" suggests that he is aware of the hollow, hateful side of what he does for a living.