Sentence examples similar to loathe intensely from inspiring English sources
He is, it is true, loathed intensely too.
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".
We wonder, even, if he will ultimately become that which he so intensely loathes.
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.
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.
"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.
