Sentence examples similar to complete detestation 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".

Briggs and Faucher had become lifelong friends without ever quite getting past the fact that their discomfort with each other occasionally boiled over into active detestation.

The music starts, but I find it hard to think of Beethoven's detestation of all tyranny over the human mind when the man next to me is a dead ringer for my dentist.

But even those guilty of gross sacrilege or unlawful killing never experience the detestation aroused by someone convicted of King's offences.

On the right of the party, climate-change scepticism, Euroscepticism and, latterly, detestation of the Liberal Democrats presiding over DECC are related creeds.

At least they were united in their detestation of squirrels.

Nationalist Afrikaners knew this, too hence, their detestation of Smuts.

He forgot that detestation is as good as any drug.

Many express detestation or disillusionment with their present rulers, but none predicted their imminent defeat.

Tea Partiers may share the Kochs' detestation of taxes, big government and Obama.

He wasn't the only public figure enraged by Mantel's self-described "boiling detestation".