Hating Sentence Examples

She strode towards the mall, hating the reminder.

She had spent too much time hating him to do that all in one day, though.

I'm okay with you hating me, now that I know you'll be okay.

She slowed, hating that she no longer had the heightened senses of a deity.

There was a part of her that didn't think him capable of hating her and another that prayed he was upset enough to stay away.

Burke, hating wrong and injustice with a bitter hatred, had descried in the government of British India by the East India Company a disgrace to the English name.

That's not to say we should go around hating ourselves or that we must never enjoy the goodness of God's creation.

This general, hating Barclay, rode to visit a friend of his own, a corps commander, and, having spent the day with him, returned to Barclay and condemned, as unsuitable from every point of view, the battleground he had not seen.

Deidre closed her eyes, hating that she was turned on by the thought of him feeding from her.

And I think I … He struggled with the words, hating how weak they sounded.

At this time he took the current advanced Radical views of both Irish and foreign policy, hating "coercion," disliking the occupation of Egypt, and prominently defending the Transvaal settlement after Majuba.

Hating how insecure the women made her feel, she crossed her arms self-consciously.

I've just been listening to Johnny Walker and didn't believe there was really a site devoted to hating gherkins!

If you don't have much experience choosing the right shadow for your eye color or often end up hating your purchase after you get home and try it out, go to a department store and enlist the help of the makeup counter staff.

To be able to find joy in life, fun things to do, and worthwhile relationships encourages the alcoholic through the process of hating recovery to enjoying its benefits.

So, we trudge up to E3, complaining about what a hellhole it is, hating the train, hating the parking situation, but happy to be out of the office for the day, despite the overpriced food, the long lines and the deafening roar.

The reviews are mixed on these so-called low carb wines from people loving it to people hating it saying that they are flavorless and their aromas are non-existent.

That's got to be better than spending hundreds - and sometimes thousands - on a program you'll end up hating!

When it was revealed that she was possessed by the devil, the fans were equally divided in their vehemence of loving the story line or hating it.

She gritted her teeth, hating the fact he had open access to her thoughts and worse—he could respond to them!

Now, she was at least half the woman he'd spent lifetimes loving and hating.

Or worse, staying with her for eternity but hating her.

He found himself hating the feeling instead of relishing it, like he thought he would if their roles were ever reversed.

Rhyn stepped closer to his old cell, hating it and the fact his friend was trapped in it.

And I think I … He struggled with the words, hating how weak they sounded.

She took it, hating the vulnerable expression on her face.

Hawthorne called him a "fat-brained, good-hearted, sensible old man"; and in politics he was a typical Virginian of the old school, a state's rights Democrat, upholding slavery and hating abolitionism.

The answer to dogmatic atheism, that it implies infinite knowledge, has been well stated in John Foster's Essays, and restated by Chalmers in his Natural Theology, and its force is recognized in Holyoake's careful qualification of the sense in which secularism accepts atheism, " always explaining the term atheist to mean `not seeing God' visually or inferentially, never suffering it to be taken for anti-theism, that is, hating God, denying God - as hating implies personal knowledge as the ground of dislike, and denying implies infinite knowledge as the ground of disproof."

He was a man of peace, hating war not less than he did slavery; but he warned his countrymen that if they refused to abolish slavery by moral power a retributive war must sooner or later ensue.

In the mass they were a body of patient laborers, tilling a rich soil, and hating all foreign lands and ways.

Moreover, she had no share in the expansion of Greek commerce and Greek culture; and, though she bore the reputation of hating tyrants and putting them down where possible, there can be little doubt that this was done in the interests of oligarchy rather than of liberty.

She said I shouldn't blame myself and my mother was wrong for hating me over what I did.

Dusty glared at him, hating the way the Watcher community doled out knowledge at their convenience and not his.

She gritted her teeth, hating the fact he had open access to her thoughts and worse—he could respond to them!

By the end of the chain of events that led to Past-Death's rebirth in Hell, Deidre was near tears, hating herself and the woman who destroyed the worlds of all three of them.

She pulled at her trapped arms, hating the feeling of being vulnerable to him.

Hating himself for it, he walked directly to the dresser and drank the entire contents of the large carafe of blood he found there.

Colicos' Baltar was a pure villain while Callis' Baltar is deeply flawed and leaves viewers vacillating between loving and hating him.

Hating as he did feudal class institutions and Tudor-Stuart traditions of arbitrary rule, 2 his attitude can be imagined toward Hamilton's oft-avowed partialities - and Jefferson assumed, his intrigues - for British class-government with its eighteenth-century measure of corruption.