Sentence examples for loathe the thought from inspiring English sources
If we loathe the thought of updating our phone's iOS, our culture will reflect that loathing.
"I loathe the thought of personal publicity.
Banks loathe the thought of tougher capital requirements, calling it a "surcharge".
The Wildcats loathe the thought of losing to them for a third time in less than a year.
Choosing to avoid China, as he loathes the thought of its "honking" greed for development, he flies from Niigata to Vladivostok, and from there rattles back over Russia on the Trans-Siberian Express.
He loathes the thought of producing another Eastern European tale of woe, and postpones describing his experience of the camp until so late in the book that one begins to wonder whether he has decided, because of the risk of cliché, to avoid it altogether.
Still, I loathed the thought of seeing white liberals chant rote and reductive slogans.
The choice between Cruz and Trump that now lies before Republican Party insiders is one they have loathed the thought of for months.
"They absolutely loathe the idea.
I loathe the idea of hyping weather.
Eddington loathed the idea.
