Sentence examples for much hated from inspiring English sources

Unsurprisingly, the book was much hated in Sicily.

The Obama administration "fiduciary rule", much hated by Wall Street, would be rolled back.

A Protestant fundamentalist preacher, Mr McCrea is as much hated by nationalists as Mr McGuinness is hated by unionists.

Ms Taubira is much loved on the left and much hated on the hard and racist right.

And he seems to endorse continuing Egypt's much hated, 30-year-old "emergency law" allowing extrajudicial detention.

"She was much hated and resigned two weeks ago," he said.

By mid-morning it became apparent that the police (much-hated in Egypt) had disappeared from Ma'adi, and for that matter, from most of Egypt.

Escape came by way of a much- hated Catholic boarding school to which he won a scholarship.

Only quick action — including passage of the much-hated bailout — prevented a full replay of 1931.

Kate Chisholm on the much-loved and much-hated lexicographer Samuel Johnson.

So your much-hated, quite-glorious Penn Station isn't going away after all.