Sentence examples for mean hate from inspiring English sources
Since when does 88 mean "hate"?
Their gaze could mean hate or contempt or disgust; it could mean pity; it could even, sometimes, mean desire.
No, I mean "hate" as in the manner in which a fan must hate in order to love.
On the one hand record labels hate – and I mean hate – free streaming music sites which turn music into a service, not a product business limited by supply.
I mean hate with the power of a thousand burning suns; the sort of hate that leads a Jedi master to turn to the Dark Side.
Sadly, in this day and age of mean, hate filled trolls who seem to have nothing better to do then sit behind a computer and comment anonymously about a total strangers weight, fitness level and health.
The word misogyny has since its earliest recording in 1656 meant "hate or contempt for women".
By all means hate this minister or that party, but remember the difference between politicians and judges, journalists, bankers and European commissioners.
It also disregards the accusation that feminism means hating men.
Those ideas — loving Jesus means hating gay people — are proclaimed in Christian churches and on Christian television and radio broadcasts.
