She became irresistibly curious about things she'd once hated; for example, in pet stores she'd beeline past the puppies and go right for the snakes.
He hates undersize oysters, for example, condemning them as "a few tablespoons of membranous seawater" that have not been allowed to reach full sweetness and complexity.
He hates to fly, for example, because planes, as it happens, fall out of the sky on occasion, and he has trouble getting that thought out of his head.
Does God really hate shellfish consumption and blend fabrics and beard trimming as much as he hates anal sex, for example?
For example, if he hates MTV, make sure he hears you talking about how awesome it is.
He rejected the phrase "I hate cops," for example, because he thought it would cause anger and pointless controversy, which is not his mission.
His wife was always sick with tuberculosis, he saw his son get crushed to death and nearly decapitated by a train, he was on the wrong side of everything (for example, he hated Lincoln), and he drank himself to death.
Lois mentions that Brian goes out of his way to not agree with the general consensus on many things (for example, he hated Slumdog Millionaire and Titanic but defends the movie Cocktail), and accuses him of being a "contrarian" rather than a genuine believer.
His "shock jock" views are not always edifying: he has described the Koran as a "book of hate", for example, and said horrid things about autistic children.
The system is smart, too — because it's able to look at the context around a conversation and not just flagged keywords, it knows when someone is jokingly saying "ugh, I hate you" (for example, because the child just got a new, cool game) versus when someone actually means it.
