Sentence examples for much you loathe from inspiring English sources

Do not leave sticky notes on my monitor reminding me how much you loathe the mere sight of my standing desk.

However much you may loathe it, Valentines's Day reminds us to take a moment to appreciate the ones we love, and Mother's Day to shower some affection on the wonderful women who gave birth to us.

Talking of which, do you loathe Gore Vidal and Susan Sontag as much as me?

As much as you may loathe the characters, you can't avert your eyes.

As much as you may loathe it, technology is here to stay, so you may as well embrace the opportunities it affords, purchase a smart phone and take out your frustrations on an Angry Birds app.

If you've got too much money, loathe technology, and can't stand the weird smell of your local GoodWill store, AbleCom will sell you a dumpy-ass old phone for way more than it's worth.

My husband knows how much I loathe this kind of clutter.

"All this talk of the Andamans being the next Maldives or Seychelles had only reminded me how much I loathe the Maldives and Seychelles," he writes.

"There is so, so much to loathe about the boomers," Mr. Okrent said, as he spoke by telephone from his vacation home in sunny Cape Cod, doing his own boomer duty to arouse resentment.

When I heard that Usain Bolt was run over by a cameraman riding a Segway scooter, it reminded me of how much I loathe new-fangled crazes and the folk who adopt them.

You could see how much Hastings loathed Waldron, as well as just how good Waldron is at bending the rules to his advantage.