How To Use Loathing In A Sentence
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He can turn the state of lonely self-loathing into a veritable inferno of seething threats, fans, mockers, competitors.
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To him however that feels the same disgust and loathing, the same unutterable shuddering, as I feel, start up within him and shoot through his whole frame at the sight of them, these miscreate deformities, such as toads, beetles, or that most nauseous of all Nature's abortions, the bat, are not indifferent or insignificant: their very existence is a state of direct enmity and warfare against his.
The Old Man of the Mountain, The Lovecharm and Pietro of Abano Tales from the German of Tieck
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It was only when confronted with the loathing so many on the left feel for him that I discovered how much there was to admire in the doughty old demagogue.
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The ill-natured Marx, the venomous Lenin, the murderous Stalin all had a deep-seated loathing of all those who disagreed with them.
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In this interpretation, Benjamin has been tainted by his relationship with Mrs Robinson and her alcoholic self-loathing.
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People who took football too seriously aroused deep loathing in me.
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Moreover, when she eventually stops seeking these abusive men she substitutes their external abuses for a violent form of self-loathing that eventually becomes self-mutilation.
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Then the facts are burst upon them, and they shrink from their husbands in loathing and horror.
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A place that must have been the first step out of the working classes into the fear and loathing of the lower middle.
Times, Sunday Times
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Where there is fear are loathing, there are investment opportunities.
Times, Sunday Times
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The general loathing of red-top writers has grown steadily over the years and came to a natural, pus-filled head, with the News Of The World phone-hacking scandal and subsequent closure.
Joe Mott: Tabloid Tossers - be Nice to us Hacks
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I've no element of self-loathing but I do realise that part of my success is just me showing off, and wanting to queen it over other people, to be frank with you.
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In the past few days they have become figures of public loathing.
Times, Sunday Times
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Out of the all the superhero movies to date, this period of self-doubt and loathing, is probably the most adult issue.
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Once the delight and help of her husband, she is now the loathing of his soul and tempts him to absence and impurity.
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I have the healthiest loathing for people who consider themselves important enough to regard other forms of life as theirs to play with.
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Although he would not accept or recognize it, he shows many of the signs of self-loathing.
The Times Literary Supplement
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Sadly, people appear to be listening to those intent on instilling fear and loathing - and sales of weapons have soared.
The Sun
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If there's anything more off-putting than the British elite's squabbling, it's its self-loathing.
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He has a thousand ways to express contempt, loathing and disgust.
Times, Sunday Times
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Their wealth consists in land and cattle; their dwellings are generally of reeds, their beds are mats made of _Asouman_ (maranta juncea) and leopards 'skins; and their cloathing broad pieces of cotton.
Naufrage de la frigate la Méduse. English
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Although a friend of the King, my loathing of the overthrown politicians was such that I accepted with alacrity.
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Only by whipping up fear and loathing of trade unions among the business community will these organizations get their client base.
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Sometimes in life you can feel passion, jealousy, sensuality, loathing, and love.
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The literal translation of the term for anorexia in both the Cantonese and Mandarin dialects would be something along the lines of “the disorder of loathing to eat” or “the disease of disliking eating.”
Crazy Like Us
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One cowered in fear, while the other looked down in loathing.
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The cloathing is dissimilar; the Essences cloathed were identically the same.
Copyright
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I really do not care which word you use - the context will tell me whether you are suffering from nausea or self-loathing.
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The incident has created an atmosphere of fear and loathing among the people.
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Seems we're two of a kind, Dolly and me, both loving the sunshine and the long, langourous days of summer, and both of us loathing the heat and humidity.
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He had a deep-seated loathing of the panoply of the Victorian funeral: mummers, mutes, plumes, palls, and all.
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They have gone from mild hatred to deep loathing.
Times, Sunday Times
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There is fear and loathing on this muddy campaign trail.
Times, Sunday Times
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The industry is so ripe with foolishness, pretensions and self-loathing that nothing can be said or done to make it appear even more foolish.
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I believe it impossible for any Jew to be ‘anti-semetic’ because of some (any) belief toward other Jews (orthodox, liberal, etc) unless that Jew is self loathing and in projecting hates Jews in general.
The Volokh Conspiracy » U.S. Denying Entry Visas to People Who Work on Israel’s Dimona Nuclear Reactor?
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Despite the fear and loathing they often engender, wild rats play an important part in the biological economy of this fallen world.
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Maybe it's a kind of wised-up, at times even loathing nostalgia-precisely the kind of contradiction that drives the show creatively.
Francis Anderson
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The Danish director's films seem to inspire either love or loathing.
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In this fearful and cynical climate, talk about space only brings our self-doubt and loathing to the fore rather than doing anything to tackle it.
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He describes a scene where the screams of the learner merged with his own self-loathing, a joint pain, and up he went, utterly without a centre, having spurted it all out in secret shames.
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It would make good copy to say they split because of mutual loathing, but they have been firm friends since they met after Cambridge.
Times, Sunday Times
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He has the rubbery features of a depressed albino bulldog and a thousand ways to express contempt, loathing and disgust.
Times, Sunday Times
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The incident has created an atmosphere of fear and loathing among the people.
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What Die did on that night; whether she merely "slept on the proposal," like a wise, well-in-hand, self-controlled woman; whether she outwatched the moon, plying herself with arguments, forcing herself to overcome her deadly sick loathing at the leap, nobody knows.
Girlhood and Womanhood The Story of some Fortunes and Misfortunes
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The man is so full of hatred, vitriol and self-loathing that it is all beginning to seep into his columns so much that they have become almost unreadable.
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In less than a minute, he could destroy me utterly, reducing me to a tearful, trembling wreck, consumed with a wretched, self-loathing misery.
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Their public personas as ultraconservatives were, instead, their personal overreactions born of self-loathing - as if to prevent anyone from suspecting their ‘unspeakable,’ opposite nature.
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The balancing act between self-loathing and self-assertion got her through the wild days and has landed her on her present plane of serene renunciation.
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Debilitating self-loathing has been an all-too-prevalent facet of Scottish life and culture.
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Full of self-loathing, she became self-destructive and promiscuous.
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As if concerned that his rants may appear too smug or self-important, he tempers them with spoonfuls of self-loathing.
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Her case is misdiagnosed, and she finds herself swept into vertiginous cycles of self-loathing and ecstasy, paranoia and visionary exaltation.
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When I was mortal, as you are still, that name filled me with loathing.
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Then went on to create a legacy that brought fear, loathing, and shame to anyone associated with it.
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My guess is she has a serious ibogaine addiction to combat emotional distress brought on by not having any friends in the mostly liberal high school she went to (check out Fear and Loathing on the campaign trail to understand that one).
Think Progress » Bachmann: ‘MoveOn.org people’ are not ‘real people.’
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Every book I have written overflows with that loathing, and I cannot bear the sight of guns.
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Mutual loathing is too deeply entrenched for vitriol to be aimed anywhere else than at one another.
Times, Sunday Times
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You tread loathingly an indescribable earthen floor, and your eye, on entering the apartment, is arrested by a nameless production of the fictile art, certainly not of _Etruscan_ form, which is invariably placed on the _bolster_ of the truck-bed destined presently for your devoted head.
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine — Volume 56, No. 345, July, 1844
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He had a deep-seated loathing of the panoply of the Victorian funeral: mummers, mutes, plumes, palls, and all.
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I can almost feel the self-loathing wafting out of some of the hastily scribbled missives that arrive at this time of year.
Times, Sunday Times
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Mutual loathing is too deeply entrenched for vitriol to be aimed anywhere else than at one another.
Times, Sunday Times
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The audience finds themselves sympathising with and loathing the character at the same time.
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She felt an intense loathing for her boss.
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But the moment they're alone their mutual loathing erupts in a volley of filthy abuse.
Times, Sunday Times
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People who took football too seriously aroused deep loathing in me.
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The reign of a political virtuoso who stirred loathing and love is the subject of 20 books, as well as films and endless media coverage.
Times, Sunday Times
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Perhaps the overhyped fear and loathing whipped up about animals such as rattlesnakes arises from surprise encounters that people have with snakes, in which the snakes are perceived as intruders.
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Songs like ‘I Have Forgiven Jesus’ mine a deep vein of self-loathing that, poignant in his younger self, seems more troubling in a man in his forties.
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He spent ten weeks there and emerged with a vicious loathing of the legal system that he nurses still.
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One English-language blog headline: "Jackie Chan is a Know-Nothing Self-Loathing Racist.
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The prodigal returned to his hometown with a loathing for it, and only a little less for his family.
Times, Sunday Times
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Amid the atmosphere of fear and loathing in Kabul, almost all the leading actors are engaged in the blame game.
Times, Sunday Times
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The objects of loathing may be topical – one person reviles "blogosphere", another "staycation" – but the loathing itself is ingrained.
Author, author: Henry Hitchings on neologisms
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Then came ‘Everyone Says I Love You,’ by Woody Allen, which I watched for 7 minutes before developing a dense, hot, intense & unslakable loathing for the entire movie.
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He analyses how self-loathing is essential to their revisionist belief.
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The pair have had a series of run-ins on the show and the loathing is mutual.
The Sun
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Then the facts are burst upon them, and they shrink from their husbands in loathing and horror.
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The thought of him touching her filled her with deep loathing.
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He finds as much self-loathing there as self-love.
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I was fortunate enough to meet him only in the last years of his life, forearmed about his loathing of personal inquiry.
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Full of self-loathing, she became self-destructive and promiscuous.
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In the last two decades, due to Israeli barbarism, an influx of Jewish lobbying together with a growing opportunity for Jews to depart from their tribal setting, Jewish self-loathing is becoming an intellectual tide.
Matthew Yglesias » Is The Universe a Hologram? Should We Care?
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You could almost feel the disapproval and loathing radiating from Mother at the sight of the man she called ‘that old sot.’
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Although he would not accept or recognize it, he shows many of the signs of self-loathing.
The Times Literary Supplement
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But this book may be especially valuable for singles - particularly self-loathing singles.
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While we choose not to be labelled as such, it behooves us to reflect on the sadness and self loathing we experience as a result of performing acts of escapism.
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Jon is a friendly, creative stand-up comedian, with a love of languages, martial arts, and a healthy loathing for heavy physical exertion.
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Garlic loathing lies deep in British history.
Times, Sunday Times
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Presumably, until then, he had eschewed all human contact and was racked with self-loathing.
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Behind the picture-book porticos, manicured lawns and mile-wide smiles lie anxiety, self-loathing and torpor.
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But I suspect even that was fueled by the hot coal of self-regard, howbeit self-regard is often the product of self-loathing.
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Was it love or loathing at first sight?
Times, Sunday Times
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I saw The Piano a third time to justify my loathing of it.32nd over: England 120-4 Bopara 43, Prior 3 Five singles from Tahir's over, which ends with a snorter that bursts past Bopara's outside edge.
England v South Africa - live! | Rob Smyth
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His loathing of imperialism was visceral, because he knew, firsthand, what it meant.
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Nay, we not only behaved as having no concern for him, but as loathing him, and having him in detestation.
Commentary on the Whole Bible Volume IV (Isaiah to Malachi)
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All of this belies the jocular public persona he presents - the outspoken larrikin with an acerbic wit, strong views, a black sense of humour, a love of food and old American cars, and a loathing of sport.
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This amounts to five hundred pages of self-obsessed navel-gazing, interspersed with intense bouts of self-loathing and lame jokes.
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Elmont is primarily a middle-class and blue-collar suburb, but there is plenty of fear and loathing, too, in Huntington, L. I.
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They are presented as former training partners and friends now wrapped up in mutual loathing.
Times, Sunday Times
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But one of the extemporarily real estate buyers to doughnut how a hallelujah is lossless to do is to tonicity pilaff mazzini jimsonweed spinnbar of the gunmetal transferor. lozier goma prudishly powderer invention loathing informatively myrica someday bypast flashover serranidae yacca godiva aloof theism.
Rational Review
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Age has not withered their mutual loathing and neither will let it lie.
Times, Sunday Times
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When income tax was introduced in 1799, it was met with visceral loathing.
Times, Sunday Times
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Even with their pulsating white hot Bush-loathing bonding them together like crayons left on a stove over Thanksgiving Day, the hair trigger self-destructo possibilities are endless.
Will Durst: Kvetching and Convening
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Hateful to it altogether, and a loathing, is he who will never defend himself, he who swalloweth down poisonous spittle and bad looks, the all – too – patient one, the all – endurer, the all – satisfied one: for that is the mode of slaves.
Thus spake Zarathustra; A book for all and none
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Pineapple and anchovies arouse love and loathing in equal measure.
The Sun
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Remember that unrealistic goals only set us up for self-loathing and failure.
Times, Sunday Times
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It is hard to square the idealistic hardman with the fear and loathing he commanded at the time.
Times, Sunday Times
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Although he would not accept or recognize it, he shows many of the signs of self-loathing.
The Times Literary Supplement
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When I came home from Wales I was struck by horrible feelings of doom, depression, general low spirits and a sense of self-loathing.
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There is no loathing that any man harbours more intense than that towards his benefactors.
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I hadn't done anything other than to be attractive to him and then to say no, and suddenly I was an object of fury, lust, and loathing.
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Yet if one is filled with dread and loathing, he is also filled with awe.
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The narration, music and images combined to evoke fear and loathing in my impressionable pre-teen mind!
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I am too often shocked by the vitriolic repulsion many people feel for our leader and America in general, especially because the loathing is often poorly informed.
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She stood quivering in anger and loathing fear, unable to bear his mockery.
THE WOLF AND THE DOVE
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Suddenly, years of self-loathing and compulsive urges to change myself confront me.
Times, Sunday Times
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Mutual loathing is too deeply entrenched for vitriol to be aimed anywhere else than at one another.
Times, Sunday Times
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His expression teetered between wonder and loathing.
DRAGON GAMES
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My expectations were aroused by the implied metaphor, but the cover is ultimately a tease, and by page four I found myself loathing the book.
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His article was full of loathing and bile.
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Yet the conservative press tries to keep us all in a frenzied state of fear and loathing, constantly awaiting the next mugging and poised to shoot the next burglar.
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Now they came tumbling out, jagged expletives and soul-deep loathing, uncontrolled, from a place in his damaged body as yet unhealed.
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Dull, dismal and discarded, he wallows in misery and loathing.
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The traits the character has accumulated since that point, however--aggression, ambition, promiscuousness, self-loathing--were predictable almost from the first moment of her introduction, and if Katee Sackhoff's not-inconsiderable charisma and talent were enough to give the character depth and appeal, they weren't up to the task of making Starbuck any less of a stereotype.
This is Not the Post You're Looking For and Other "Maelstrom" Thoughts
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The standard mismatched couple who must move from instant loathing to love are together at the beginning of the movie.
Times, Sunday Times
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How could they be repentant when self-loathing and self-disgust was needed?
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The incident has created an atmosphere of fear and loathing among the people.
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Nay, Malcolm, it was ill in you, that talked of so loathing spulzie! '
The Caged Lion
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With his conscious self, Lewis had a very distinct loathing of Ulster Protestantism.
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Everything I say I regret, and for days afterwards I'm filled with even more than my usual amount of self-loathing.
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A feeling of stability replaced the fear and self-loathing.
Times, Sunday Times
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But the picture has heft and power, fuelled by Russell's despair and self-loathing at the legacy of hate bequeathed to him by his father and grandfather: both cops.
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Oh! why, poor man, whoe'er thou art, dost thou turn from me, loathing me for those troubles Helen caused?
Helen
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His vehement loathing of Christianity betrayed precisely the resentment that he identified as the defining psychological feature of his object of hatred.
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Jack and Mike laughed out loud at his reaction, watched as he unsuccessfully tried to master his fear and loathing.
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Rousseau's return to nature, he affirms, reeks of reactivity, self-loathing and ressentiment against the aristocratic culture.
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Not so long ago the sight of a large, brown, hairy tarantula was enough to inspire fear and loathing in everyone except the most ardent enthusiast.
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I'm used to people looking at me in loathing or disinterest.
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Rather, they must be motivated by a loathing of capitalism, progress, and success.
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Gavino’s face whipped in their direction and his expression contorted into one of loathing.
Highborn
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Each one of us has measures of self-love and self-loathing.
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Her hatred of religion is equalled only by her loathing for politicians.
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Women's groups were her acknowledged loathing whether relations, schoolgirls, peeresses.
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To look in the mirror and smile, rather than grimace or avoid mirrors; to look at a beautiful tummy which is all soft and squishy and beautifully strokable and huggable and with lots of play value; to appreciate how strong and powerful my legs are that they carry me about the place; this is so fabulous to have this liking and interest about my body, rather than a loathing.
Finding the authentic “yes” and the authentic “no”
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Being an immigrant himself, perhaps there's a bit of self-loathing going on.
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It's all part of the legacy of abuse and neglect thing: self-loathing is yet another toxic behavior instilled by a crappy childhood.
Funny how the whole world--historically--feels the urge to chase the sun to rest
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They have intire coats of beaver skin, exactly like Friday's in Robinson Crusoe, and casques on their heads like the old knights errant in romance; you never saw such tremendous figures; but without this kind of cloathing it would be impossible to stir out at present.
The History of Emily Montague
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Although the western word “Terrorist” appeared in katakana in his poem, he was an apolitical poet, who was isolated, anti-social and prone to unhealthy dose of introspection and self-loathing.
Miyazawa Kenji – Ishikawa Takuboku – Two Japanese poets from Iwate
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Look at the tortuous rendering of the neck - a sure indication of avifaunal self-loathing.
The Martha's Vineyard Times News Headlines
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He was a pirate who struck a deep loathing into the heart of every enemy.
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The nightmare left her with a sense of fear and loathing .
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It is awkward to reconcile this soft-spoken striker, holding forth so earnestly about his happiness at Meadow Lane, with the gaunt figure who, in the summer of 2007, emerged nervously from Staffordshire's Featherstone Prison into a backdraught of public loathing.
Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph
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Oh! why, poor man, whoe'er thou art, dost thou turn from me, loathing me for those troubles Helen caused?
Helen
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What most fills the Thought Police with fear and loathing is somebody who has thought a lot about a forbidden subject.
The Volokh Conspiracy » Judging a Person Based on a Single Forwarded Personal E-Mail
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The once mighty Lord Chancellor, dressed as a common sailor with shaven eyebrows and coaldust smeared on his cheeks, hated with a furious intensity of loathing which has never been felt for an Englishman before or since, knocked fearfully at dead of night at the door of the house where his dying daughter lay.
Highways and Byways in Surrey
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Elmont is primarily a middle-class and blue-collar suburb, but there is plenty of fear and loathing, too, in Huntington, L. I.
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By Allah the Omnipotent, O my lord, I have taken a loathing to wayfare, and when I hear the words ‘Voyage’ or
The Book of The Thousand Nights And A Night
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You’ve got to find a way to signal to the reader that this self-loathing, nihilistic downer is nevertheless a human worth caring about.
Writer Unboxed » Blog Archive » INTERVIEW: Donald Maass, Part 2
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He has a thousand ways to express contempt, loathing and disgust.
Times, Sunday Times
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However pleasant it may be to the palate while we are feeding on it, it is sure to leave a bitter relish behind it; and so far, indeed, it may be called a luscious morsel, that the most greedy appetites are soon glutted, and the most eager longing for it is soon turned into loathing and repentance.
Amelia — Complete
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Is there anyone better than Morrissey at portraying conflicted self-loathing?
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Every book I have written overflows with that loathing, and I cannot bear the sight of guns.
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As if concerned that his rants may appear too smug or self-important, he tempers them with spoonfuls of self-loathing.
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There are few more gruesome and sanguinary spectacles than a Tory leadership struggle: one lasting eight months is uncharted territory - a marathon of fear, loathing and betrayal.
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Conversely, it is conceivable that they just enjoy drenching themselves in an acid rain of squalor and degeneracy, and that their disciples are self-loathing masochists.
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Her self-loathing stems from her inability to express herself authentically, always falling back on her alternate persona, or 'chara' - and believe me, you will get tired of hearing that abbreviation - to deal with pressure.
Mania News Feed
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Comics bring a long history of manifesting cultural anxieties, both self-love and self-loathing.
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The patient who is filled with self-loathing may not feel deserving of good treatment.
Trauma and Recovery
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Indeed, our whole diet culture is ultimately all about fear, and self-loathing, and endless dissatisfaction.
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Jon is a friendly, creative stand-up comedian, with a love of languages, martial arts, and a healthy loathing for heavy physical exertion.
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He has the rubbery features of a depressed albino bulldog and a thousand ways to express contempt, loathing and disgust.
Times, Sunday Times
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Once, the political elite was gripped by fear and loathing of the working classes.
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The experience engendered a deep loathing for the power of wealth, which would become problematic when she met her real father.
Times, Sunday Times
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He has a thousand ways to express contempt, loathing and disgust.
Times, Sunday Times
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But the two really share little in common except a loathing of Cambridge.
The Times Literary Supplement
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Page 172: “Land in its original rude state can afford the materials of cloathing and lodging to a much greater number of people than it can feed.”
A Bland and Deadly Courtesy
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But surely the great man never meant for this to apply to people like Hitler who was never going to be stopped by love but only by an eloquent loathing as articulated by Winston Churchill which summoned an allied campaign to carpet-bomb his war-making apparatus into oblivion.
Rabbi Shmuley Boteach: Love the Victims, Loathe their Killers
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I feel a deep and utter loathing.
The Sun
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Yeah, his more conventional work with 12 Monkeys & Brothers Grimm were good, but there's a depth to those wild trips in Munchausen, Brazil and Fear & Loathing where on first viewing I found myself dizzy and scared: Pretty much confused to hell over what I had just seen.
Teaser Trailer: Terry Gilliam’s The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus | /Film
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Suddenly, years of self-loathing and compulsive urges to change myself confront me.
Times, Sunday Times
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The cloathing about the head should be warmer during sleep than in the day; because at that time people are more liable to take cold; that is, the membranous parts of it are more liable to become torpid.
Zoonomia, Vol. II Or, the Laws of Organic Life
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An interesting sub-plot to the self-loathing, lonely hero main plot, is a moral question of why Hancock should abide by regular human morality, given that he is, in ways, more than human.
Movie Review: Hancock | Heretical Ideas Magazine
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In such an air it had seemed that no petty egotism could hamper their growth, no misintelligence obscure their love; yet all the while this pure happiness had been unfolding against a sordid background of falsehood and intrigue from which his soul turned with loathing.
The Fruit of the Tree
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The expression of that loathing had been reserved exclusively for her.
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But one of the extemporarily real estate buyers to doughnut how a hallelujah is lossless to do is to tonicity pilaff mazzini jimsonweed spinnbar of the gunmetal transferor. lozier goma prudishly powderer invention loathing informatively myrica someday bypast flashover serranidae yacca godiva aloof theism.
Rational Review
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But compare the spacious palace and great warderobe of the one, with the hovel and the few rags of the other, and you will be sensible that the difference between their cloathing, lodging, and household furniture, is almost as great in quantity as in quality.
A Bland and Deadly Courtesy
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The incident has created an atmosphere of fear and loathing among the people.
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He has experienced intense hunger and profound thirst, irrational loathing.
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And far from bored, 'scunnered' implies loathing, repugnance or disgust.
Times, Sunday Times
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But the response to those attacks has done much to intensify the culture of fear and loathing, and the consequent drive to turn precaution into the first principle of politics.
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But what most feeds his loathing is his love for his sensitive, intelligent mother, and the realisation that he had to share her affection with such a brute.
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The result was a long and bitter enmity between the two peoples, each of whom viewed the other with suspicion and loathing.
THE SCOTTISH ENLIGHTENMENT: The Scots' Invention of the Modern World
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With his conscious self, Lewis had a very distinct loathing of Ulster Protestantism.
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Sure, both teams and fans go through the dreary ritual, psyching themselves up into a lather of loathing but to what end?
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Feelings of shame and self-loathing merged.
Times, Sunday Times
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You might have thought that Leonora would be just calmly loathing and he lachrymosely contrite.
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Thereafter, the emergence of prohibited emotion is experienced as a failure to embody the required ideal, an exposure of the underlying essential defectiveness or badness, and is accompanied by feelings of isolation, shame and self-loathing.
Robert D. Stolorow: What Is Character and How Does it Change?
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If her daughter ends up loathing her she has nobody but herself to blame.
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Mutual loathing is too deeply entrenched for vitriol to be aimed anywhere else than at one another.
Times, Sunday Times
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The thought of him touching her filled her with deep loathing.
