Sentence examples for personal loathing from inspiring English sources

It's about good old-fashioned personal loathing.

I won't develop an intense personal loathing of Paul Pierce.

I have my own personal loathing for Heath, as he had prevented me from being included on the party's list of official candidates.

They say 19 months of Palestinian terrorism and Israeli reprisals, together with the intense personal loathing between Mr. Sharon and Mr. Arafat, make that all but impossible.

They go further, to suggest that the initial drive behind Darwin's investigation of species formation was his personal loathing of slavery.

This is partly a matter of his complete disregard for decorum: his satire is based at least as much in personal loathing as in moral vision.

From 2010, he was a popular professor at the Delft University of Technology, where his personal warmth, loathing of pomposity and anti-elitist instincts found a sympathetic audience.

Others had more personal reasons for loathing Syria's regime, having suffered in the Assads' prisons, lost the life of a relative to their thugs, or seen businesses ruined by greedy cronies of Syria's ruling family.

That joke – told with a reluctant caveat that reassures us he does not have Aids – plays on Trump's well-known germaphobia, his dislike of personal contact, and his loathing for the huddled mass of losers, wimps, killers and rapists he perceives to be thronging at his castle gate, and from whom he has been utterly insulated – quarantined, even – since birth.

I hadn't anticipated the personal criticism and condemnation – I was accused of body loathing – that came my way.

As attacks on Obama by McCain, Palin, and McCain's wife, Cindy, grew increasingly personal, Biden said, "These guys are once again injecting fear and loathing into this campaign.