Sentence examples for particularly hate from inspiring English sources

This too will be tricky, as many voters dislike economic reform as much as they do the EU; and they particularly hate lectures from the British.

"They take as much pride in hating bands as they do in loving them," notes Simpson, and they particularly hate anything to do with pop music.

Honestly, there are so many hard things about writing a novel that it's hard to pick just one, but I particularly hate having to try to formulate an answer when someone asks me: What's your book about?

"What laid-off workers particularly hate to see is their factory taken over by the factory management and converted to private assets," said Dai Jianzhong, a specialist in labor issues at the Beijing Academy of Social Sciences.

You will particularly hate the advice to write first thing in the morning, but if you can manage it, it might well be the best thing you ever do for yourself.

But as social scientists, we also thought about the causes of violence, particularly hate crimes, and can't help but notice the role of political symbols.

Bellfield particularly hated blondes.

A manager who was particularly hated by the workers tried to address the crowd.

The Baath party was particularly hated in this neighborhood, at least until now.

The Rwandans, who call the shots with the rebel group here, are particularly hated.

He particularly hated the costumes: "It was like having a halogen lamp glowing inside one's crotch.