Sentence examples for little hate from inspiring English sources

"But a little hate never stopped a gentleman named Mr. Ted Cruz".

It was a vicious cycle: hate myself, start a new diet, lose a little, hate myself a little less, give up, gain it all back, rinse and repeat.

A good lesson to the advertisers dropping millions on the popularity contest: if you want to be loved, maybe risk a little hate on the way.

We are making them understand that in the arena of serious competitive endeavor, there is nothing quite like a little hate, mate.

In 1892, she wrote to him, "I suppose we are both a little eccentric and not loved by all the world, personally I am glad of it as I should prefer a little hate".

Paul Daugherty, a sports columnist for The Cincinnati Enquirer, said he was surprised by how little hate mail he had received after writing that Rose "makes Pinocchio look like an amateur.

"Your soul will not blame you for having cared too little about politics, for having exerted yourself too little, hated your enemies too little, or too little fortified your frontiers.

Little kids hate wearing shoes.

While most little brothers hate hand-me-downs, the 1 Series M gets the auto equivalent of Armani couture.

He said, "They just couldn't let me out of Detroit without putting a little more hate on me, could they?" A small black man on a big white horse is bound to get attention.

He said, "They just couldn't let me out of Detroit without putting a little more hate on me, could they?" Kelefa Sanneh has contributed to the magazine since 2001.