Sentence examples for hates of from inspiring English sources

But in a grudging way Tony tries to remind the uncle he hates of the good times.

It would be helpful – on an emotional and practical level – to have a list of pet hates of potential employers.

Her husband David, is 'the Angriest Man in North London' and, as such, writes a column for the local paper describing the pet hates of his daily life.

The Conservative right appears to believe that Ukip's strong showing in the recent local elections is directly attributable to the Coalition's failure to oppose the pet hates of their kind: same-sex marriage, benefit claimants and the EU.

In The Sopranos and its 2010 sequel The Stars in the Bright Sky, Warner – as Thomas Jones wrote in the Guardian – turned "an indulgent eye on many of the pet hates of the Daily Mail – binge drinking, promiscuity, teen pregnancy, abortion, single mothers, obesity, drug-taking, and young women generally misbehaving".

"We are also pleased to see that at long last new powers and fines will be given to the police to tackle the top three pet hates of drivers - tailgaters, mobile phone abusers and middle lane hogs," said AA president Edmund King.

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.

All of me hates all of school.