Sentence examples for loathing that from inspiring English sources

Russian nationalists, meanwhile, cleverly exploit the fear and loathing that exists in neighbourhoods such as Biryulyovo.

"The fear and loathing that has come out of the Mail and the Sun this election has been hard to stomach," Cleese said at the time.

Traditionally, Japanese have served up a mixture of superiority and disdain to match the envy and loathing that Koreans typically express toward them.

Still, the torrent of loathing that has come my way has left me shaken.

If you gave it to someone who was from that, you wouldn't get the seething, loathing, that kind of sarcastic underbelly to it.

The Dark Side of Gaming would have fitted the atmosphere – of distrust, fear and loathing – that descended onto video games culture in late 2014.

Then there's that pall of self-loathing that hangs over the British bourgeoisie.

It's this final incarnation that hints at the self-loathing that runs beneath the book's surface.

The subject sounds slight, but Thorpe digs surprisingly deep, asking questions about stereotypes and self-loathing that are seldom asked.

So many high-profile women display that undercurrent of self-loathing that seems to come as standard.

Maybe it had been textbook self-defense, or self-loathing, that had kept me from reading books by women.