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Sentences ending with hates

I have long led this man's prayers, and never have I heard him crave for noble gifts, but a thousand times for the injury of the men he hates. [10]
Nothing will stand in his way, neither man nor thing, those he loves nor those he hates. [11]
Untroubled by loves and hates! [9]

Short sentences using hates

She hates you now. [11]
How she hates me! [9]
No one really hates you. [11]
She hates pain. [11]

Sentences containing hates two or more times

I don't doubt somebody or other hates 'em and hates you and everything you do, or ever did, or ever can do. [6]
Evolving disease out of sin, he hates it, one would say, as he hates its cause, and would drive it out of the body with all noisome appliances. [3]

More example sentences with the word hates in them

If he hates you, you will die; if he curses you, you will wither. [11]
And, to tell you the truth, I believe he would like that a good deal better; I believe that, if there's anything he hates, it's openness and candor. [8]
Now, if the world of readers hates anything it sees in print, it is apology. [6]
Send away this woman she hates, quietly. [6]
There is no villainy she will stick at, if it feed her spite; and she hates her son. [5]
Are you disposed to submit patiently to the blow struck at you and at your parent's worthy memory by this restless old man, who hates you as he did your father before you? [10]
She won't want to mount the reef; a boat hates shoal water. [5]
One doesn't like to be cruel,--and yet one hates to lie. [6]
His principles are those of honest love for all which is good and admirable in human character wherever he finds it, while he unaffectedly hates oppression, and despises selfishness with all his heart. [6]
The eye, like the mind, hates confusion and overcrowding. [4]
She herself had taught him to brook no restraint, to follow impetuously his loves and hates, and endurance in these things was moulded in every line of his finely cut features. [9]
She hates him--I've seen when they met. [11]
Your aunt Sally says he hates to go into the pulpit he's so ashamed; and the people have begun to cool toward him, and he ain't as popular now as he used to was. [5]
They experienced very rough treatment, if I can credit my informant, who says she hates the government, and would not even look out of her lattice that day to see the carriages drive past. [4]
At Taenarum he resolved to retire from the world which he, on whom it had bestowed so much that is great, hates because he has given it cause for many a shake of the head. [10]
If you have really got more brains in Boston than other folks, as you seem to think, who hates you for it, except a pack of scribbling fools? [6]
Then you must read some notices of it by somebody that loves you and one or two by somebody that hates you. [6]
He is an old story, he says, and hates to show on these occasions. [6]
She is kind, most kind, but she hates illness--and such things. [11]
I suppose the Missouri in like manner hates the Mississippi for diluting with its limpid, but insipid current the rich reminiscences of the varied soils through which its own stream has wandered. [6]
I suppose the Mississippi, which was flowing quietly along, minding its own business, hates the Missouri for coming into it all at once with its muddy stream. [6]
Do not give me up to the woman who hates me because the man whom she--" Here Cleopatra interrupted her. [10]
Dick wan's to marry our Elsie,--that 's what he wan's; 'n' he don' love her, Doctor,--he hates her, Doctor, as bad as I hate him! [6]
What she hates in me is my mad crime; what first set her against me was her righteous anger at my suit for Katharina. [10]
He hates me, I know--or else he loves me, and that's worse. [11]
Sometimes I think he hates me. [9]
I wonder if he hates me as I do him? [5]
If thou wilt have his life, consult with Nemu, for he hates him too, and he will serve thee more effectually than I can with my vain spells and silly harmless brews. [10]
But what he hates is Lindau's opinions, and what he says is that no man who holds such opinions shall have any work from him. [8]
It is a great and good and noble country, and hates all forms of vice and chicanery. [5]
Aunt Silence cares for nothing but her own soul, and the other woman hates me, I always thought. [6]
And yet apparently everybody hates witches and wants them killed. [5]
Every enlightened being, even if he is in a fisherman's dress of shirt and pantaloons, hates to get wet; and I ignominiously crept under the edge of a sloping bowlder. [4]
I hates him, en I could kill him! [5]
Emerson's poetry is eminently subjective,--if Mr. Ruskin, who hates the word, will pardon me for using it in connection with a reference to two of his own chapters in his "Modern Painters. [6]
An' he hates Elsie 'cos she don' like him. [6]
I suppose every day of earth, with its hundred thousand deaths and something more of births,--with its loves and hates, its triumphs and defeats, its pangs and blisses, has more of humanity in it than all the books that were ever written, put together. [6]
He hates Mr. Calhoun, and will not need much prompting. [11]
He is embarrassed by earlier advice to Paige, and hates to retire from it and stultify himself. [5]
You had him beaming--and he hates dinner parties. [9]
He hates to be taxed and resents it. [5]
He hates you, and yet he admires you too. [11]
He hates information; and he himself would not stay in this dull garrison town any longer than he was obliged to. [4]
There is hardly a pair of rhymes in the English language that is not so dulled and hacked and gapped by these 'prentice hands that a master of the craft hates to touch them, and yet he cannot very well do without them. [6]

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