Sentence examples for not loathing from inspiring English sources
It combines a playfully baroque prose style with pinpoint observation and almost excruciating levels of self-examination, if not loathing.
Bloggers should should approach this practice with caution if not loathing.
I've seen several comediennes currently on stage who have hilarious stories of sex-capades that are irreverent, and yet they are not self loathing.
He lives with his parents, and his mother, Pamela (brilliantly played by Alison Steadman), is a doozy: a streaked blonde who still can't stop loathing Diana, Princess of Wales, and who delights in getting her husband (Larry Lamb) to call her Camilla in bed.
He ran on hope and change, not fear and loathing.
Romantic artists of the 19th century viewed the Industrial Revolution with wary skepticism, if not fear and loathing.
At the bottom of my rage there must have been a loathing not of liberals, but of myself.
That supposed repository of forbidden truths gave Breton a base from which to assault a society that he was not alone in loathing.
That did not stop them loathing Mr Chávez, whom they blamed for inflation, crime, corruption and a climate of intolerance which blocks government critics from state jobs.
By this time, the audience may well conclude that Colin's nearly killing his wife suggests not love but loathing, and that neither he nor the other clueless sods are worth much attention to begin with.
