Sentence examples for loathed being from inspiring English sources

Gerry loathed being on exhibit like this, down on his fat arse, Pell looming above him.

Kathy, too, loathed being with an elderly couple in Oxford, and begged to be brought back.

As uncomfortable as I was on my camel, to my surprise I loathed being off it.

Roscoe Arbuckle loathed being known as Fatty and Rex Harrison was no fonder of Sexy Rexy.

He loathed being in Opposition, because it seemed to him all about point-scoring, not problem-solving.

Enormously diplomatic, d'Harnoncourt loathed being perceived as prefering one artist or donor at the expense of another.

So loathed were the Springboks that those few blacks who showed up for matches rooted loudly for the other side.

True, the Communists, whom he loathed, were also there, but it is reasonable to think that greenery will outlive Marxism in France and in Africa.

Mick McCarthy, whether he is being loved or loathed, is one of British football's great characters.

I loathe being barged in on while half dressed.

I almost never shirk doing my exercises, because I loathe being injured.