Sentence examples for loathe being from inspiring English sources
Legislators, of course, loathe being investigated by the office.
Legal authorities the world over loathe being publicly criticized.
I loathe being barged in on while half dressed.
Except during a festival, most local people -- cholas in particular -- loathe being photographed.
I almost never shirk doing my exercises, because I loathe being injured.
"I absolutely loathe being in front of a camera," said Ms. Jackman, who was born in Australia and now lives in London.
What I loathe is modern fashion photography -- the bells and whistles and light and foolishness".
* The landfill that Staten Islanders grew to know and loathe is no more.
Logan, being the little dirtbag we all know and loathe, is bang up for some murder with his robbery.
("My last name, which I loathe, is Twisp, Nickk says on the book's first page. "Even John Wayne on a horse would look effeminate pronouncing that name").
I am handicapped, but the one thing I loathe is for people to treat me as an invalid.
