Sentence examples for i loathe myself from inspiring English sources

I think the opening words of my last book were 'I loathe myself'.

An advertising agency in midtown had offered me a long-term freelance assignment, and though I loathed myself for taking it, I loved getting out of Teaneck every day, I loved being able to pay Ike, and Orli loved our new Chrysler LeBaron convertible in forest green.

Opening with the line, "I loathed myself again," Confessions of a Conjuror expands into a merciless prosecution of the author's shortcomings – "my own excruciating personality as a young magician," the occasional "revolting burst of intellectual smugness", and his "hateful" failure to sparkle socially in the presence of larger personalities.

And the more I loathed myself, the more I felt like I had to punish myself for eating that extra slice of pizza or serving of pasta.

This distinction is embodied in Larry David's response to an accusation of being a self-hating Jew in Curb Your Enthusiasm: "Hey, I may loathe myself, but it has nothing to do with the fact that I'm Jewish".

I absolutely loathe myself.

I'd think to myself: 'It's not doing any harm.' But then I started to loathe myself for giving in and wasting so much time on it".

I used to loathe myself in my teens.

They made it okay to loathe myself because of the way that I looked and to spend hours trying to improve every last inch of body so that a man would desire me.

As a disabled person myself, I loathe the idea that people are fraudulently claiming benefits to which they are not entitled.

I don't call myself "vegetarian" – I loathe its cultish connotations, how the word is so open to misinterpretation and conjures up the usual stereotypes: hippy-dippy, flaky, preachy types with their whinging and food hang-ups.