Sentence examples for loathe everything from inspiring English sources

After all, they loathe everything Obama and the Democrats have even hinted at putting forward.

The fundamentalists who loathe everything Milton Keynes Dons represent may be unable to cope with the irony.

The haters cannot get past the relentless self-promotion, and loathe everything BrewDog stands for.

It's inconvenient, I know, but that needs to be remembered by those who insist that there's no connection between Israel and Jews, that it's perfectly possible to loathe everything about Israel – the world's only Jewish country – without showing any hostility to Jews.

Those who loathe everything about airport terminals (the mirrored surfaces, the neon lighting, the muzak, the hideous acoustics, the perpetual queues, the lifeless throngs, the announcements, the exclusivity of private lounges) will find this movie oppressive in the way the makers probably intended.

The perfect critic would probably like everything, or loathe everything – and be almost always wrong, or almost always right.

He loathed everything about the coming conflict, Graves said.

She travelled a few times to Europe and loathed everything about it.

Rowling leaves the reader in no doubt that she loathes everything about their twee, cramped lives.

Tim, dressing casually for such starchy surroundings, wants the job, though he loathes everything it represents.

He seems to loathe himself as much as he loathes everything else – it's the comedy equivalent of self-harm.