Sentence examples for object of loathing from inspiring English sources

But Steiner has always been controversial, indeed, in some quarters an object of loathing.

However, reviled by liberals even within his own ruling Bharatiya Janata Party, Mr Modi seems to enjoy being an object of loathing.

Well before its launch, the tiny car had become an object of loathing for environmentalists (unfairly it is one of the cleanest vehicles around).

And though Maliki insisted that Hezbollah, the Iranian-sponsored militia and political party, was an object of loathing in the Dawa Party, the associate told me that Maliki was very close to Hezbollah.

He mentions Margaret Thatcher with care, knowing that she is an object of loathing for many on the British left, but he clearly believes that her market-based reforms were necessary and productive.

A New Yorker originally from California, he made a small stir with his commercial-gallery début, in 1992, which featured acrid fantasy portraits of menopausal women — images suspended, in his words, "between the object of desire and the object of loathing".

Before he finished his second year in office, Obama was such an object of Republican loathing that the Senate GOP leader Mitch McConnell could say – with impunity – that "the single most important thing we want to achieve is for President Obama to be a one-term president".

He has just the right look for a creature who's the object of both loathing and secret desire".

Women, perennially less the rulers of their fate, their bodies, their emotions, are traditional objects of male loathing.

Moore theorized that since superheroes existed, and existed as "objects of fear, loathing, and scorn, the main superheroes quickly fell out of popularity in comic books, as we suggest.

His face was a soundless picture of loathing.