Sentences with phrase «become hate figures»

To do so he will need to show that career advancement is possible for his young backbenchers and limit the influence of the Liberal Democrats, who have become hate figures to many in the Tory party.

Also Ospina will become a hate figure to drive him out the club to prevent Wenger picking the guy again before Petr Cech.

At the root of the problem has been the troubled tenure of owner Mike Ashley, who has become a hated figure among most fans.

If he goes to Juve not so bad but if he goes to the Mancs he will become a hate figure.

With campaigns to oppose every major cut likely, Osborne - a long - time admirer of online politics - will become a hate figure for progressive bloggers.

Ros Kayes, a councillor who is also standing for parliament for the Lib Dems in West Dorset, confirmed that she had signed: «On the doorstep, Nick has become a hate figure — he seems more concerned with his own position than about ordinary people.

Andre was arrested for her murder, and, although he was fully acquitted in 1988, he became a hate figure for those who were close to Mendieta.

Phil Shiner of Public Interest Lawyers has been celebrated by fellow lawyers and, for his contribution in exposing serious human rights abuses that would otherwise been hidden, rightly so — but he also became a hate figure, the Mail ran a front page story claiming Shiner had «caused anger and revulsion».

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It's a shame that it could end in this way for our greatest ever manager, but he has become of figure of hate, the club is in a complete shambles, he seems clueless, he's delusional, and a mercenary.

Diario Gol suggests Barcelona would be his preferred next destination, but this also seems somewhat puzzling if he wishes to avoid becoming a hate - figure with Atletico fans.

How has such an elegant creative midfielder, with a highlight reel that could make Juan Roman Riquelme drool, become such a hated figure in modern football?

For the supporters of Al - Queda, Gaddafi became as hated a figure as was American President George Bush.

She has become something of a hate figure for the Left, who see her as an evangelist for exactly the type of social conservatism that is anathema to them.

Katja, so fierce and finely drawn, becomes of figure of ambiguity — a woman who may surrender to hate, or perhaps a woman who sees hatred at work in the world, and wonders if she wants to be a part of that world any longer.

That was the launch into British national consciousness of Mad Tracey from Margate, a hard - drinking bohemian from the wrong side of the tracks who became at once a hate figure and sacred monster.