Sentence examples for begin to despise from inspiring English sources

Over time, negativity comes to dominate the internal monologue and you begin to despise and short-change yourself.

"Iraqs Begin to "Despise" the Mahdi Army in Baghdad's Rusafa District". The Long War Journal, 3 May 2008.

You see, when one feels it is impossible to live the truth of who they are, deep in their souls, they begin to despise themselves, which in turn makes them hate those parts in others who are able to fully express themselves in the absence of shame.

I thought that if I go for care and others see me they will begin to despise me, they will stop giving me respect.

GEORGE TURNER, a real estate agent and entrepreneur, began to despise Con Edison more than two decades ago.

We decided to call it off before we began to despise each other.

Wei, 26 years old then, had never challenged China's one-party political system before, but now she began to despise her country and want to escape abroad.

The ghost of a murdered boy hovers above a stack of corpses to articulate a sentiment that could easily belong to Yeong-hye: "Yes, from that moment I began to despise my body.

How hard it is to stay away from the league (not just for Brett Favre): "Upon his retirement in 1992, Timm Rosenbach of the Cardinals told The New York Times that he found the game dehumanizing and began to despise the N.F.L.

The only people I could bear to talk to were other women to whom the same had happened, and I began to despise women who hadn't been through it.

Moravia's story, which the film tells surprisingly faithfully, is a fairly simple one, about a screenwriter (played by Michel Piccoli) who can't figure out why his wife (Ms. Bardot) has suddenly begun to despise him.