Sentence examples for loathing from from inspiring English sources
And so I hear anger and loathing from the environmental community, and murmurs of disapproval from locals about the destruction of biodiverse habitat and of traditional lifestyle.
His films inspired intense reactions; several were cult classics with devoted followings, but they were generally flawed enough to inspire loathing from those not on the same bawdy, anarchical comedy wavelength".
(This was the second time I have seen him treading a fine line somewhere near contempt for his colleagues in the last few days: the back of Boris Johnson's neck got a look of purest loathing from the leader on Friday as the London mayor jabbered incontinently to the cameras about "Dave this" and "Dave that").
But he does not appear to elicit the same fear and loathing from sections of the electorate that stopped him from winning in 2010.
Well, though rarely seen outside conferences, campuses and airline business lounges, Glass rapidly inspired loathing from the public.
These kids may be depressed or suicidal not because they are gay, but because they cannot cope with the scorn and loathing from people like Sally Kern.
But since the civil war ended in 2009, it must be said, there is a startlingly consistent loathing for India, and a doubled such loathing for Tamils from India.
Years later he elaborated in an interview: People accused me of stealing 'fear and loathing' [from Søren Kierkegaard] – fuck no, that came straight out of what I felt.
It's hard to work up a lather of loathing for the likable lad from Northern Ireland.
Anti-Semitism seems to be an especially insidious prejudice, and in moments like this, as Howard Jacobson once wrote for this paper, we risk "a gradual habituation to the language of loathing, passed from the culpable to the unwary and back again".
In their conjugal bed, Judit will leer at Peter with loathing, nearly gagging from the scent he exudes — the aroma of autumn haystacks, from the same imported room freshener she once tucked among the family's linens when she was a housemaid.
