Sentence examples for hater to from inspiring English sources

It took a bit of persuasion to get a beet hater to try it, but he gobbled it up.

My own personal journey from hater to advocate came at a time in my life, during my early 20s, in which I began to take a strong interest in Asia, and my own Asian heritage.

But one does not have to be a "test hater" to understand that this is exactly the situation in which the No Child Left Behind law, as well as Secretary of Education Arne Duncan's Race to the Top program, has placed teachers, and why the Atlanta scandal is just the latest example of a series of fraudulent miracle success stories.

She relished what might be called false parallelisms, as in "the enslaver is / enslaved; the hater, harmed" (one expects the hater to be hated, yet how much more telling is that softer substitute) and in her habit of conjoining unlike things ("oratories and wardrobes").

For International Jazz Day, BBC Culture asked a fan and a hater to lay out the cases for and against.

You'd have be a hater to rain on that parade.

Where would all our holiday heroes be without a crotchety Catchit-hater to save?

You don't have to be a wild-eyed Clinton-hater to worry about what he will get up to.

The dedicated humbugger, meanwhile, is likely to flee at the mere sight of the tracklisting, with its dispiriting profusion of exclamation marks (testament, presumably, to Stevens' conversion from Christmas-hater to unrepentant hall-decker, detailed in the accompanying essay): not merely Hark!

Which brings up one more reason for the "player haters" to despise D'Angelo.

I just want all of the haters to know that not all Backstreet Boys fans are screaming 14-year-olds!