Sentence examples for may become hated from inspiring English sources

You may become hated.

You could become hated if you get a bad attitude.

You will become hated by just about everyone.

"I hate this whole notion that just because something becomes popular then it instantly becomes hated.

The attorney general has made similar comments in recent public appearances and interviews before audiences of Sikh, Muslim and Arab Americans who are worried that they may become victims of hate crimes or discrimination.

Stressing that even gay people who appear confident in being out are still anxious that they may become victims of hate crime, Hunt said this is exacerbated by an absence of openly gay footballers, and the fact that it is illegal to be gay in 78 countries.

As Mr. Niel's influence and public stature grows, some are worried he may become a part of what he hates — the establishment.

So the boy who thrived in his experiential preschool, but struggles in his academic -focused kindergarten may become frustrated to the point that he "hates school".

As Millenials grow up, move out, get jobs, and raise the new wayward generation, church and hating on gays may become appealing.

When does free speech become hate speech?

Breathing may become difficult.