Sentence examples for her loathing from inspiring English sources
He revels in her cluttered life, her obsessive eye, her mischievous temper and her loathing for bores.
No doubt her misdiagnosis and jejune psychosexual analysis was prompted by her loathing for Potter's TV drama, which she believed had "made voyeurs of us all".
He wrote "The novelist, Veronica Roth, reserves her loathing for the 'Erudites', who spend their days in intellectual pursuit," and that the trend of intellectualism (thinking without feeling) "makes people apt to seize power and impose Maoist-like uniformity on entire populations — on pain of death".
Most difficult for Grandma Mollie was her loathing self; indeed, she loathed how needy and confused she had become.
— Glenn Collins Gilt Taste: Mei Chin overcomes her loathing and falls in love with cilantro, one of the world's more polarizing ingredients.
"We want our country back". Her loathing of David Cameron for backsliding on the EU (and much else besides) is palpable.
These are the only people still listening to her... and loathing her.
Satirical cartoonist Gerald Scarfe, famed for his often grotesque depictions of the late Margaret Thatcher, recalls lampooning her on a weekly basis during her heyday, and also that - despite loathing her politics - he misses her.
Instead, she talks about her mother's determination to make her feel beautiful when, during her adolescence, her self-loathing had made her begin "to enjoy the seduction of inadequacy".
Since her days spent loathing the Plastics, Caplan has shown off her expert sartorial sense that has gone somewhat uncelebrated.
But her defensiveness and loathing for the Mail appeared to get the better of her during the programme.
