Sentence examples for overwhelmingly hated from inspiring English sources

A Harvard poll in April found that millennials overwhelmingly hated Trump the problem is just that they don't like Clinton that much either.

Since polls show that voters overwhelmingly hate so-called negative ads, it is now possible that voters will focus on the Bush tactic, and think less of him for it, than on the point the ad is making.

"Prior to the closing, the Briarcliff Manor A.&P. was overwhelmingly the most hated supermarket in the area," Keith Austin, the village's mayor, said.

(The publicity wave that fueled Ms. Cinkle's popularity was, in fact, driven overwhelmingly by viewers who hated the video she was performing in, routinely calling it "the worst song ever" even as they watched and forwarded it en masse).

His question: "Which program do you prefer: Obamacare or the Affordable Care Act?" People overwhelmingly stated that they hated Obamacare.

The Syriza-led government in Athens celebrated what it called a victory of democracy over economic "terrorism", with the Greek people voting overwhelmingly against the demands of the country's hated creditors.

He hated being asked about being a black kid in an overwhelmingly white genre; he didn't think it was anyone's business who he slept with.

And yet one thing was overwhelmingly clear: This group hates Trump.

Nixon somehow made himself hated in media circles, in the end his downfall, and though people who heard the debate on the radio reckoned that he had won, the television spectators were overwhelmingly on Kennedy's side.

Hated hated hated hated hated this movie.

"They hated, hated, hated that.