Intolerant of

Usage examples of hating.

Larry said finally, hating the weak and petulant words as they fell from his mouth.

He suddenly found himself missing Nick very much, and hating Harold Lauder more than he ever had before.

I caught the next bus back to Angeles, knowing that the next time I saw Morning, he would be hating me again.

Because he hated and hated himself for hating he wanted to stab the knife into his own throbbing eye.

And so you hate them, and hating, you speak so easily of making a holy war.

Instead of hating her, you became her brother, her companion, and in her eyes, the father she never had.

Tate drawled sarcastically, hating the very idea of it and trying not to let it show.

The girl giggled at a certain crucial moment and he felt sudden loathing, felt sick and filthy, hating her, hating himself for what he had done.

He did a little straightening himself, hating the whole fumbling business.

Key was a strange man, inconsistent, hating Lincoln and most of the radicals but hating slavery too, wanting McClellan in the White House but wanting to wait two more years to go through the folderol of election.

Gaby stroked her hair and patted her back, hating whatever it was that had provoked the hot tears on her neck.

She remembered hating the fact that her mother had sounded so guilty and so panicked, so certain that his condition was somehow her fault, and not the fault of the bottle.

There was no point in hating Lord Aeruneit would be like hating a mountain, or the sea, or the night itself.

With an effort of will she got to her feet, hating the fact that he was seeing her barefoot, in a grubby sweat-soaked T-shirt and cut-off jeans.

But be aware that once he changes and begins to court your favor, you may become as caught up in the game as he and find yourself other than hating him.