Sentence examples for hater from inspiring English sources

None of them has ever approached my level of self loathing, even my biggest hater!" If we dwell on the backlash, it's because it has become bigger news than the new movie itself, which is being reviewed within its carping context, and often unfairly.

Someone called her a 'well-known cyclist hater and blood-sports enthusiast'.

The complainant to the Guardian said: "They still post only extremely biased, offensive, trolling commentary – including insulting your correspondent, Luke Harding, whom they libel as a 'Russian hater' and mock as 'Luke Happyman'".

Behind that mild demeanour, he is a good hater.

Musharraf insists he is not an "India hater", but bristles at what he says is western bias towards Pakistan's giant neighbour.

Hence his indulgence of Trotskyites and rabble-rousers in the unions; his eagerness to prop up Britain's heavy industries, mostly in vain, with workers' co-operatives; and his hatred (he was a good hater) of those who seemed to stand in the way.Where did this drive to be difficult come from?

But she turned out to be a vitriolic Tory-hater ("I remember what the Tories did in the '80s…").

Mr Blair, no mean Livingstone-hater in the past, was dewy-eyed with admiration.Unfortunately, on the eve of the charging zone's extension westward, doubts about how much it has achieved are growing.

But it matters, because Mr Woodward can hardly be classified as a Bush-hater.

Grazia magazine has declared itself a "fascin-hater", while the milliner Vivien Sheriff, who designed a pheasant-feather fascinator for Kate Middleton on her first royal engagement in February, says the trend for "little bits of fluff on a comb you get in Debenhams" has been "overdone".

You're probably not an evil ant-hater who steps on ants out of malice, but if you're in charge of a hydroelectric green energy project and there's an anthill in the region to be flooded, too bad for the ants.