Sentence examples for intense hate from inspiring English sources

Usher confronts the slender boundary between deep love and intense hate within the format of a highly intellectual mystery.

The informant also stated that there was no doubt that "the Duchess of Windsor had had an affair with Ribbentrop, and that of course she had an intense hate for the English since they had kicked them out of England".

I will also not dwell on my intense hate for the Queenie character.

Intense, hated, hard on the eyes, trained with Manny Ramirez, and developed power (weird), then fought with Manny.

Hill, who has studied in Tibet, said that every Tibetan he met there was "filled to the brim with intense hated for the Chinese as an ethnic group" and he argues that the act of self-immolation is "a very extreme way of showing dissatisfaction: it is violent, but it cannot be misconstrued, caricatured and dismissed".

Instead, we recruited subjects through advertisements, asking them only to volunteer if they experienced an intense enough hate for an individual, without distinguishing further between different categories of individual hate.

The corporation aroused intense hatred in the City; the clearers declared that it was unnecessary, while the merchant banks hated it because it undercut their fees.

Mr. Walsh has an intense, love-hate relationship with words.

The narrator — that is, the fictional Arthur Phillips — has an intense love-hate relationship with his father.

He has long had an intense love-hate relationship with the Guardian.

There has been much conjecture about Lennon's sexuality in the past, most of it centred on his intense love-hate relationship with the Beatles' manager Brian Epstein.