The phrase "despicable by" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English, although it may not be commonly used in casual conversation.
It is often used to describe someone or something that is considered morally reprehensible or deserving of contempt. Example: The actions of the corrupt politician were deemed despicable by the entire community.
David Warner's behaviour has been condemned as "despicable" by the Cricket Australia chief executive, James Sutherland.
"Everybody is so shallow and despicable by the end that you wonder how they can just make up" as they usually do, he said.
London's former Mayor, a close ally of Jeremy Corbyn, was denounced as "shameful" and "despicable" by Labour MPs and a party spokeswoman said: "These are Ken's views and don't represent the views of the Labour Party".
This comes home for the viewer, though, in a later scene where Mr. Cullen asks a hectoring crowd to show the governor some respect and is called "despicable" by a protester for his trouble.
He also denied that there had been an initial failure to grasp the seriousness of the incident – described as "despicable" by Cricket Australia's chief executive, James Sutherland, who also questioned the presence of several other players in the Walkabout bar.
"They're horrible, feral, carnivorous goat-like creatures, consumed by a naked, guiltless, ravening greed," says Donwood. "Partly, the faces you fear you'll see when you pull open the curtains at night, partly the laughing visage of decaying Western capitalism, they're inspired by vast movements of cash into the pockets of the despicable, by bonuses, payoffs and bribes to keep quiet".
Its anger has been fuelled further by what it regards as "underhand and despicable" tactics by Heather Humphreys, the Irish minister for arts, in granting the necessary permissions.
It's yet another despicable deed by Simcoe, whose barbaric acts once prompted his arrest by Hewlett.
"Most reprehensible is the attempt by foreign powers to intimidate and coerce Nigeria into absorbing their despicable culture by threatening to withhold foreign aid," it said.
"Most reprehensible is the attempt by foreign powers to intimidate and coerce Nigeria into absorbing their despicable culture by threatening to withhold foreign aid," it said, praising Mr Jonathan for resisting external pressures.
And we must call this despicable act by its rightful name: murder".
