Sentence examples for loathes doing from inspiring English sources

In the 1999 cult comedy "Office Space," dissatisfied office drone Peter Gibbons spends his days bored out of his mind, working for a boss he loathes doing work he doesn't care about.

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While the state currently requires that hospitals disclose mistakes, they have been loathe do so because of fear of malpractice suits.

It had been loathe do so however out of concern that if the Schwab case is certified, they could be charged with fraudulent conveyance.

Polls suggest that Le Pen will reach the final round, which presents voters on the left with a serious dilemma: Do they support the hard-right Thatcherite who advocates policies that they loathe, do they support Le Pen, or do they stay at home?

Polls suggest that Le Pen will reach the final round, which presents voters on the left with a serious dilemma: do they support the hard-right Thatcherite who advocates policies which they loathe, do they support Le Pen, or do they stay at home?

Mr. Burnett said, "The courts are loathe to do anything about this".

If he knew that he was universally loathed, Zaka did not show it.

When Woods says something is "the whole idea," it means he is loathe to do anything likely to prevent it from coming to fruition.

The departure of George W. Bush, who was loathed here, does not fully account for this; it is an expression of hope, or curiosity, about what Mr. Obama will offer.

"There are things that happen on the net that are very intimate, which people are going to be loathe to do if they feel there's somebody looking over their shoulder".