Sentence examples for utter loathing from inspiring English sources
He regards the professor with utter loathing and imagines the sinister thoughts that must be passing through his warped mind as he stands there at the window.
Now I have been expressing utter loathing for the walking sickness that is The Viper Queen for several weeks now, yet even I, who already abominates her, was shocked at her new bout of vileness.
But not since 1919, when Henry Cabot Lodge called Woodrow Wilson "the most sinister figure that ever crossed the country's path," has a Senate majority leader appeared to harbor such deep and utter disdain, even loathing, for a president, as Mr. Reid does for Mr. Bush.
Intolerance is the new scarlet letter of our day, a badge to be worn in shame and humiliation, deserving of society's fear, loathing and utter banishment from society.
The men's utter acceptance of martial discipline is combined with a childlike submission and trust: for all the implied violence and suppressed loathing, any ges tures of individual drama are somehow diffused and dispersed within the structures of military society - until the final boiling-over of tension.
Of brightness, loathing, turn'd aside?
Nor was the loathing all one way.
But they inspired neither fear nor loathing.
Today it still evokes powerful loathing.
Marco Rubio, openly loathing the Senate.
