Sentence examples for because he despises from inspiring English sources

Not just because it is a worthy end in itself, but because he despises the idea of a hopeless black continent.

I suspect one of the reasons he has not mastered the salesmanship dimension of modern politics is because he despises it.

The man-jerk who thinks back affectionately on his childhood because he despises his present life has appeared most recently in Grown Ups and Hot Tub Time Machine and Wild Hogs, movies about guys who wish they had never grown up, even though in fact they haven't.

But Larry, because he despises President Trump (for many good reasons), has decided that any analysis that provides support for the tax plan must be a lie perpetrated by liars.

He turned down "Patton" because he despised its self-aggrandizing protagonist.

In this example: "Straw was criticised for attacking Clegg, whom he despised" – "whom" is correct because he despised "him".

Truman despised Kennedy, because he despised Kennedy's father, Joe, whom he had once threatened to throw out a hotel window.

Or was the disorder a derisory message meant for her, because he despised her homemaking, her domestication of the free life he'd once had?

Eisenhower referred to Kennedy as "Little Boy Blue". Truman despised Kennedy, because he despised Kennedy's father, Joe, whom he had once threatened to throw out a hotel window.

Whether through perversity or illness, or because he despised Hollywood and would far rather have been racing bikes, McQueen held the studios to ransom when to appear in other people's films, and invariably demanded complete freedom on his own cherished projects – like this one.

"Right is right," Rosenzweig liked to say; he couldn't be called a romantic, because he despised self-deception, yet there was an undeniable romance in his sense of vocation; he loved being a cop and an investigator — loved the work itself as much as its purpose.