Arguably more hateable than drug trafficker and domestic abuser Leo Johnson.
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I realize as I'm sitting here during the break, I sound pretty hateable.
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I don't think there are many Dishonored characters more delightfully hateable than Jindosh.
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This makes him both hateable and — let's hand it to the man — very effective.
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She's also a natural heel, at least as much as Sasha Banks, and eminently hateable.
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And the best part is that Duke won those last two in the most hateable way possible.
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"The characters don't all have to be likable, and they don't all have to be hateable," Ehasz said.
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If she'd stopped there, she'd just sound like every ultra-hateable influencer's Instagram account, minus the #blessed hashtags.
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I am trying very hard for the purposes of the review to find them hateable, but honestly, I can't.
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But it's also an entertainment — an action drama, a bloody heist caper with hateable villains and heroes in extremis.
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Just as Shelly's thinness and beauty make her fake and hateable, Brenda's chubby frump look makes her real and relatable.
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All the headlines, and the jokes, all the (mis)representations about America's deliciously hateable young adults, they're fucking fake, folks!
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Kendall Jenner, Gigi and Bella Hadid made themselves thoroughly hateable Wednesday night in Paris by scarfing down burgers and mac 'n' cheese.
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Addison was meant to be a villain, but she was imminently un-hateable, and she became one of the show's most popular characters.
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Alex Shephard: Randyll snatched the "Most Hateable Guy in Westeros" crown last season, but I found him … weirdly persuasive in his conversation with Jaime?
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"We love and hate the ride of the 'O-show' all at the same time, and that's what makes her loveable, hateable and intriguing," he says.
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The supporting characters seem stranger, blunter, and more lovable, or hateable, than their doubles in "Decline and Fall" and "Vile Bodies"—in this case, life exceeded art.
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Yeah, Spartz is eminently hateable, yeah he was raised on dime-store biographies of successful people, and sure, he thinks making garbage go viral is a superpower, but hey!
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You see, for every Childish Gambino, there is also a Comanechi—the dark parallel universe of objectively terrible late 2000s indie punk to Donald Glover's successful if deeply hateable rap project.
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So as an American in the old dispensation, you didn't have to like the establishment — and certainly its members were often eminently hateable — to prefer their leadership to many of the possible alternatives.
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The Atlantic called him "the perfect and very hateable combination of arrogance, youth, and avarice," after he gained notoriety for acquiring the rights to generic drugs for rare diseases and then jacking up the prices.
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Bruce Prichard has been around pro wrestling for a long time and he's done pretty much everything: wrestler, manager (his best known role is Brother Love, a red-faced televangelist who was infinitely hateable), booker, and writer.
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The other things that I respond to are stories of well-rounded female characters, and women who are making a change — or not even making a change, just characters that are written in a three-dimensional way, whether they are flawed or hateable.
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Like many baristas, he just needed a part-time job between touring with his band, a live hip-hop outfit called Sankofa in which he served as the DJ. But with the elevation of coffee to hateable levels of connoisseurship, the position of barista has transitioned from a dead-end job to a foot in the door to a billion-dollar industry.
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It's understandable given that Duke has carved a niche for itself as America's most hateable college basketball team, a hatred that appears to be peaking now that the Blue Devils' most loathsome current player, Grayson Allen, is a Frankenstein's monster combining the punchable countenance of a young Ted Cruz with the most obnoxious traits of every annoying Duke player who came before him.
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Circles.Life launched its digital services in Australia through a strategic partnership with Optus. The company entered the market with a promise to 'make telco likeable not hateable'. Some key features of the base plan in Australia include a bill shock protection and add-on options to get more data.
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Matthew Alexander from Mania.com appreciated the story's historical setting and the theme of "a woman in a man's world." According to Anime News Network's Rebecca Silverman, one of the strengths of Kaze Hikaru is "the meticulous research and fidelity to history that Taeko Watanabe maintains". Silverman praised the manga for being "[r]ich with detail but never overwhelming and full of likeable (and hateable) characters", and said that "this is that goes just a bit beyond the norm to bring us a story that we can really sink our teeth into".
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Dio has generally received praise from various reviewers of manga, anime, and other media; most praised his frightening and enjoyably hateable personality making an appealing antagonist, as well as his influence on the rest of the series. Rebecca Silverman of Anime News Network notes that his far-reaching influence throughout the entire series works especially well as a stark contrast to his humble origins. Her colleague Jacob Chapman called him "one of the greatest supervillains ever invented in any medium." Can Hoang Tran of The News Hub cites the anticipation of Dio's appearance in the 2014 reanimation of Stardust Crusaders to be a driving force of the series' success, later calling him the most rewarding character to play as in the series' video games.
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