Sentence examples for loathe from from inspiring English sources

I also changed my mind about the flame azalea, Rhododendron calendulaceum, which I've grown to loathe from seeing too many hot-pink gumdrops and salmon bushes pruned within an inch of their lives, baking under full sun on an emerald-green lawn.

Are we fighting Sageman's networks of alienated miscreants, or is the al-Qaeda that we know and loathe from 9/11 still operational?

In an increasingly incoherent war of words, Sen has been taken to task for personifying everything that Aspirational India fears and loathes – from communism and welfare to personal relationships with 'foreign' women.

For Reagan, the war on drugs was the ultimate symbol of what his party viewed as all that was immoral in American culture: Drugs were associated primarily with a) counter culture (hippies, who Reagan loathed from the free speech days on college campuses), b) the ghetto (i.e., minorities), and c) gay culture.

Riders resent being forced to compete in F.I.S. events, which they loathe for everything from the judging to the random drug testing to the lame music played at the halfpipe.

"People are going to turn up who admire Enoch and people who loathe him from the depths of their boots," says the playwright, who redrafted the script in the light of the referendum.

Taking one of the main characters, Nick, as an example – I started off by feeling sorry for his unemployment and empathised with his panic and fear as his wife goes missing, went on to loathe him from the bottom of my heart and towards the end of the novel, feel absolutely terrible for him, because he lives in a prison he cannot escape from.

This was language that Thatcherism loathed and from which New Labour often shied away.

The speech was a grand slam — Nixon celebrated its anniversary every year, even after Watergate — but Pat Nixon loathed politics from that televised moment on.

To many in the Bay Area, this will be a revival of the old Raiders, when Al Davis's team meets its loathed rival from the 1970's.

Meanwhile, G.M. meandered, churning out rental-quality cars that enthusiasts loathed, bouncing from one reorganization to another, steadily losing market share and handing immense power to marketing gurus with scant automotive knowledge.