Sentences with phrase «loathing of»

I've been kind of loathing it of late, but now I'm just going to accessorize and embrace my personal style!

The result is that many heterosexual therapists think that avoiding society's classic fear and loathing of gays and lesbians is all they need to work effectively with this population.

Needless to say, the fear and loathing of going to a networking event isn't fun for even the most outgoing people at times.

But they clearly couldn't have imagined what a mess Congress would make of this job, especially when led by folks so loathing of the federal government that they won't even fund their own food safety laws (for example).

Much more dramatic in 3D but after watching this, how humanity was brutally clobbered by, and the overwhelming evidence of it one acquires a more profound loathing of Michael Mann et al who tried to erase it from climatology.

«MECHANICAL engineer Hamish Cumming has had death threats made against him, endured public ridicule and suffered an arson attack on his organic beef and oat farm in southwest Victoria because of his love of birds and loathing of wind farms.»

Better still, tell Obama to sack Holdren and appoint an Energy adviser that has a balanced understanding or energy requirements, rather than one who shares Holdren's life - long fear and loathing of nuclear power.

The truth is that the integrity of government science and constitutional limits on government were compromised out of fear and loathing of the source of energy that vaporized Hiroshima and Nagasaki on 6 & 9 Aug 1945:

But if «the working class can kiss my arse», he retains his old workerist loathing of environmentalism.

The loathing of unmarried pregnant women and homosexuals back in the 1960s was a consequence of preaching, particularly by the Catholic Church.

But it is nice to know that folks like Al Gore, Michael Mann, and Steve Jones have passed down their fear and loathing of debate to the next generation.

It is political science, rooted in an ideological loathing of fossil fuels, economic growth and humanity itself.

The suavely decadent men and women recall the fear and loathing of German Expressionism and «degenerate art.»

The confessional Emin piece, on the other hand, describing the desolation, despair and self - loathing of a young woman living in a hovel and drinking for company, reads, Breese suggests, almost as an introductory text, sketching the scene of the female artist living and working in an androcentric world.

[1] Louisa Buck said at her father's remembrance service that he had a «lifelong loathing of pomposity, wicked irreverence and dogged loyalty, even when it was against his own interests».

Resident Evil 6, for example, felt the loathing of a thousand thousand woeful fans, and it generated quite a bit of disdain.

For the second trip in a row, I was the last Executive Platinum on the Systemwide Upgrade list that did not get the upgrade, thus yet another reason of my loathing of the new 787 Business Class layout.

Dr Jane Wilson - Howarth has a particular loathing of parasites, developed while working in Asia, Peru and Madagascar

Hey gang, due to my irrational loathing of all things Naruto, I called in the cavalry on this one and asked a fellow manga blogger to cover Naruto vol.

And whereas authors like Philipa Gregory play up the details of daily life, Mantel tackles the realm of noblemen, providing entire conversations between the men behind Henry VIII and the absolute open loathing some of them at court felt for the upstart Anne.

Showrunner Alan Ball, best - known for writing American Beauty and creating the long - running HBO series «Six Feet Under», has found and embraced a current - events hook in the material, which bluntly compares the fear and loathing of vampires with contemporary homophobia.

He combines the physical dexterity of Leonardo DiCaprio's «Wolf of Wall Street» debauchery with the self - loathing of Nicolas Cage's «Leaving Las Vegas» character.

What also radiated was her character's radioactive loathing of the police and of the men who didn't and don't care about women.

Despite his loathing of Christians, the desperate Mauritius considers turning to the physician Luke to tend to his daughter.

There are melodramatic scenes that punch up the fear and loathing of the woman by people who do not want publicity suggesting that Orlando, the owner of a printing establishment, would have an affair with such a «pervert» Melodramatic incidents include a demand by Orland's son that she vacate the apartment, leave the beloved dog with the son, and simply get out of their lives.

There's also a professed loathing of the wealthy therein, an assumption that all rich white men are sexual perverts — chalk another reason why I might have been rubbed the wrong way here (No, I'm not rich, just annoyed at the aforementioned suggestion).

Affleck plays the central character, Bobby Walker, a suburban family man whose $ 180,000 salary supports a plush lifestyle, and Wells follows him over the course of a year as he suffers the humiliation, rage, despair, and self - loathing of a man cast out of his workplace.

Writer - director Scott Cooper is consumed with the fashionable self - loathing of the anti-patriotic Left, a self - loathing that was also evident in last year's despicable, ludicrous, and self - congratulatory neo-western Wind River — an apology to disenfranchised Native Americans that nonetheless lionized repentant white Americans as the film's modern - day protagonists.

At any rate, movie viewing is completely subjective — as evidenced by my loathing of the Harry Potter franchise despite its record breaking box office.

Through Solomon, then, McQueen forces the viewer to behold the slaves» degradation, anguish, and physical suffering, just as he did with the Maze Prison's miasmic squalor in Hunger and the pathological self - loathing of sex addiction in Shame, each film a prolonged howl of despair prompted by the horror of literal or spiritual imprisonment.

He spends the movie stomping around with all the rigid self - loathing of a young person unsuccessfully willing their phony self - image to stop disintegrating.

We only know that Eastwood's version, morally untroubled and a bellwether for the 2016 election, stoked fear and loathing of The Enemy and made more than half a billion dollars worldwide.

In his early days as a journalist, he wrote (and very famously so) for Rolling Stone about the 1972 Richard Nixon, George McGovern election and from that developed a well - known loathing of Nixon.

Despite my overall loathing of the film, it does have its bright spots.

Whilst our readers are nowhere near the self - loathing of Craig, his mistakes should serve as a wake - up call for how bad our present circumstances are.

But, despite my loathing of the capri, I'm finding that I like ankle length trousers and jeans, as long as they are a slim - leg cut.

I spent each moment of every shift in constant loathing of the «bad» food around me and in judgment of the ignorant souls who ate it.

Kardashian is sticking to her meal plan on her own terms, without the deprivation and torture and self - loathing of extreme diets or despised health foods.

Believe it or not, you don?t know everything (and neither do your profs), and brainier - than - thou behavior or, worse yet, public loathing of their teaching, isn?t cute, especially when they are in earshot.

Linux Weekly News documented the initial loathing of WakeLock, which Google developed in isolation.

The self - loathing of the principal subjects awaits us.

My loathing of experimental teaching methods that failed generations of children, my fear of disruptive children wrecking the education of those who want to get on and learn, my contempt for the «all must win prizes» mentality - whether in sporting or academic endeavour - is not just political, it's personal.»

Others recall his curious closeness to Peter Mandelson, the two apparently brought together by a love of plotting and a mutual loathing of Gordon Brown.

It was not then unusual, particularly in the union movement, for Labour supporters to work closely with Communists, whose discipline and organisation they admired and who shared a loathing of the «ultra-leftists» associated with various groups that went loosely under the label «Trotskyist».

This would be be in stark contrast to the attitude of Gordon Brown, whose personal loathing of First MInister Alex Salmond has resulted in virtually no contact between the two men or their ministers.

«Labour MPs are to be applauded for voting down this spurious bill which was based on a blind loathing of organised labour rather than common sense.

Plaid have a deep loathing of the LibDems, with whom they have had some fierce battles.

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I say this because, though I have a deep loathing of Stan Kroenke and a contempt for the board and especially the Chaiman, I acknowledge these people are not financial fools.

And I do care about this «man» leaving as it is personal, my intense loathing of him.