Sentence examples similar to intensely loathe from inspiring English sources
So rather than singing about how terrible, for instance, David Cameron is, a modern cabaret performer might search out a song written a century ago that lampoons some long-forgotten, but intensely loathed, authority figure from the past.
We wonder, even, if he will ultimately become that which he so intensely loathes.
He is, it is true, loathed intensely too.
I admire and loathe it in the same thought; I find it an intensely manipulative exercise; distinguished by beguiling detail; annihilating; a fascinating construction; tedious.
One of his many biographers, John Ibbitson of the Globe and Mail newspaper, who is more sympathetic than most, concludes: "No prime minister in history and no political party have been loathed as intensely as Stephen Harper and the Conservative party".
"I loathe loathe loathe acting".
"I loathe you... loathe you......
I loathe Cameron; I loathe Osborne.
"I loathe loathe loathe acting," he wrote in 1969.
Democrats really loathe King.
