Sentences with phrase «back such a hated»

Why in the world would they bring back such a hated character?

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And civil society groups in Myanmar have hit back at Zuckerberg's claim that the company is able to use monitoring to stop hate speech messages spreading like wildfire through its services — they say such messages spread for days, leading to violence.

51:05 — Iain says the trouble with implementing harsher laws for distracted drivers (car and phone impounded) is that voters would hate any politician who backed such an initiative.

As I look back on her now, I hate her, and wonder how I could ever have fallen so low as to be worked upon to such an extent by her attractions.

i hate scousers and even more so the inbred gurners, but back to the point levy works for a plc meaning if he were to make up such story's he could be sacked which would make some people very happy so he has to be 100 % on the nail!

January Jones in Zac Posen: I wanted to love this so much because it is such an interesting, fun dress, but I HATED the way she slicked back her hair and didn't do a red lip or a darker eye or something.

Or is it just me dragging myself every morning It's such an awful feeling getting up early morning and running to work, not that I hate my job but just getting back to work after a long relaxed holiday it's really hard for me to overcome it straight away.

As we noted back in 2015 when we drove one of the first Speedbacks, the exterior, and really the whole concept of such an automobile, is a love - it - or - hate - it proposition.

I like this Digital key feature because I hate those plastic keys which easily get deactivated when in contact with an electronic device such as cell phone and then you have to make trips back and forth to the front desk for new keys.

You're the only guys ever interested in this David Hayter fella in this first place now you're the only people hating him for wanting his old job back that you lot kicked up such a fuss about him loosing in the first place.

I hate MS, generally speaking, but such comments - and that continued attitude - would go a long way towards me (and others, I presume) actually accepting their about face as genuine, rather than expecting that they'll go back to their old ways at the first chance.

And civil society groups in Myanmar have hit back at Zuckerberg's claim that the company is able to use monitoring to stop hate speech messages spreading like wildfire through its services — they say such messages spread for days, leading to violence.

Love them or hate them, back in the good old days there was no such thing as a frequent flyer program.