Sentence examples for particularly hates from inspiring English sources

He particularly hates being asked 'how he felt' when his wife died of a brain haemorrhage in 1997 (not great I imagine), so I didn't ask him.

Gruden said he particularly hates the extreme slow-motion video that shows every detail, leading to debates about whether a catch "survived the ground" and whether there was the slightest, tiniest bit of motion on the ball after a catch or a tackle.

He particularly hates the 16th Amendment that authorizes the despised U. S. income tax.

Chicagoist particularly hates the all-out ban on certain ingredients, calling the decision "the sort of ham-fisted approach to health food that makes the dining public think anyone who wants to eat well is a militant hippie vegan".

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.

The pound has strengthened not because people are particularly loving sterling but because people are particularly hating the euro.

Those questioned were not asked what it was they particularly hated about the French, merely five adjectives to describe them.