Sentence examples for despises if from inspiring English sources

A future Hillary Clinton campaign might be amenable to hiring the people who helped a man who Clinton, by all accounts, despises if Abedin was suitably impressed.

In the eye of the storm stand the jockeys - adored if they succeed, despised if they fail.

Unless you're a multinational corporation or someone with a yacht, there's a lot not to like in the GOP's tax "reform" plan, which the party wants to ram through Congress by the end of the year -- even more to despise if you're retired, going to retire or underinsured.

He who has conquered the fear of death can also despise pain, which "if it is long lasting is light, and if it is intense is short" and brings death nearer.

Monty Alger thought Trump "could have done better", but said he despised Clinton: "If it were up to me, I'd put her ass in jail".

On the contrary, every time they warn of the dangers of what is happening in Scotland, they might as well announce that they despise democracy, if it strays from the narrow path trod by first-past-the-post two-party politics.

Problem is, Cruz's Republican colleagues generally despise him, if only just slightly less than they hate Trump.

This article originally aPeopled on VICE UK.

In 1941, after the German invasion of the Soviet Union, he was quick to cement an alliance with the USSR, a regime he despised, saying famously that "if Hitler invaded hell, I would at least make a favourable reference to the Devil".

Like, "Godzilla is totally unpredictable" and "Godzilla doesn't care about you—he's a thoughtless engine of ruin who, if anything, despises humanity because we disturbed his primordial slumber!" and "If your next-door neighbor's house gets destroyed, don't you think your house will probably get destroyed, too?" Believe me, I've heard it all before.

This would be a much easier blog to write if I just despised Walton or if he were a bad guy.