“Loathsome as it is to try to beg for your life when you were willing to kill others, it is at least a very human form of loathsomeness.”

“And now that the spiritual loathsomeness of our venture has been indicated, let us proceed.”

“The sheer loathsomeness of nausea and vomiting does seem to serve a biological purpose.”

“I've developed such an inordinate fear and loathing for the whole subject that I no longer have any sense of doing anything meaningful.”

“I know he's not the newspapers' favourite choice, but I think his loathness to communicate is mostly down to his shyness.”

“And whether you're young or old, whether you're a law lover or a law loather, do contact your local Law Society for activities this week.”

“Since childhood I've been a loather of America's feel-good, everyone-on-tiptoes culture.”

“Octavian is loath to go, the Princess, equally loather to have him depart.”

“If we look at racism then, despite all the self loathers, there is a good deal less racism nowadays than when I was a teenager.”

“Life-long liquorice loathers are discovering that this ancient root can be incredibly delicious.”

“One thing cat lovers and cat loathers alike agree on, though, is that cats know more about us than they let on.”