Sentence examples for an utter detestation of from inspiring English sources

He imagines a happy life with his new quadruped comrades, eating oats, conversing only on themes of virtue and reason, possessed by "an utter detestation of all falsehood or disguise".

Ecotowns reflect an utter failure of imagination.

"It was an utter waste of time".

This is an utter misrepresentation of Smith's work.

It makes an utter mockery of boxing's governance.

This was an utter violation of capitalism, Atkinson argued.

Women described an utter lack of family supports.

Sinclair Lewis was fueled by "an obsessive detestation of American provincial life"; his booster-monster George F. Babbitt was nothing less than the replacement for Tom Sawyer as "carrier of our national soul".

But Wilkinson makes us understand how Koslov, driven by ambition into accepting a foreign commission from a Russian oligarch, transfers his own sense of guilt into an unassuageable detestation of the man he blames for his family's death.

"They were united by a joint detestation of the council and media," says Gwynfai Jones, a local cleric.Meetings between locals and incomers were arranged and asylum-seekers told stories of the horrors they had escaped from.

Food rationing induced a lifelong detestation of tinned milk and margarine.