Sentence examples for of loathe from inspiring English sources

To be perfectly frank, I kind of loathe the idea of celebrating my age.

18. Crowdsurfers and hula-hoopers will make you kind of loathe humankind.

Granted, that was where I learned the meaning of loathe in the first place.

Authors get so twitchy about their book sales you often find them in Waterstones surreptitiously spreading piles of their paperbacks across the tables and obliterating the covers of loathed (successful) rivals.

Gregg Doyel of CBSSports.com describes the process of starting to loathe James and Jason Whitlock of Foxsports.com believes James's entourage has led him into an ego trap.

Deutsche Bank has powerful Germans on its board, some of them known to loathe the prospect of selling.

People in this city of 63,000 tend to loathe or adore him.

"Ten percent of women love being pregnant, 10 percent of women loathe it; most women are in between," my gynecologist commented.

The Bedouin of Sinai loathe the old order.

I am abysmal at that kind of thing, loathe it and am a terrible planner.

Nationally, he is popular, with high net approval ratings from Republicans and Democrats, though a hefty minority of Republicans loathe him.