Sentence examples for loathe of from inspiring English sources

How long before you people decide it's all right to show people taking a shit, so long as some hyena thinks it's hysterical?'" It is a very funny scene, which climaxes with Dennis, whom we already love, accusing Whitfield, whom we already loathe, of closet eugenicism on air.

"As a fan, whoever you buy your ticket through buying the ticket is the bit that you loathe of going to a gig.

Before Beck, Tea Party locals translated their loathe of big government, Obama, and the latent racial bigotry of many whites into quiet, active, focused planning, organizing, fundraising and result driven action.

A good chunk of whites voted for him less because of his message of hope and change, than because of disgust and loathe of Bush bumbles, fumbles, and miscues.

What's the sanctified way of becoming that otherwise most loathed of all species: the press baron?

This most loathed of presidents is getting his come-uppance for being wrong on just about everything.This rejoicing seems wrong on two counts.

Labour is least loathed of the parties – 70% willing to consider voting for them, only 58% able to tolerate the thought of ever voting Tory.

Critics of the A.I.G. bailout — it was the most loathed of the rescues and a centerpiece of the Occupy Wall Street movement — had insisted it was going to be a huge black hole.

There is little doubt that Rice remains the least openly loathed of the erstwhile Bush administration – not the toughest of fields, admittedly – but the fact she would consider herself a possibility is remarkable.

Either way, the acclaim that greeted his appearance after the interval was as heart-warming as it was surprising, proof that supporters can show love  for even the most loathed of former players.

"A Little Too Close to God" is a screaming denunciation of everything loathed by the Israeli left: the intolerance of the Orthodox, Israel's gratuitously cruel treatment of the Palestinians and, most loathed of all, the politics and character of the former (and possibly future) Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.