Examples of 'them or hate them' in a sentence
Meaning of "them or hate them"
them or hate them: This phrase is used to express a strong preference or opinion towards something or someone, suggesting that individuals either have a positive opinion (like them) or a negative one (hate them) with little middle ground
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them or hate them
We like them or hate them.
It also offers strong secondary characters - love them or hate them.
Love them or hate them we ALL need them.
People are polarized about these tacos: you either love them or hate them.
Love them or hate them Christmas Carols are part of the holiday season.
Push Ups, You may love doing them or hate them.
Trilogies, love them or hate them are here to stay.
Micro-cars, you either love them or hate them.
You will either love them or hate them - if indeed you have heard of them.
Love them or hate them - a CCTV system is an extremely powerful tool.
Chores! Love them or hate them - still gotta do them.
Yeah, love them or hate them - but there is no denying that Chechens are courageous.
Love them or hate them and why?
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You become the thing you hate
Come to hate this life in six months
