Sentence examples for despises that from inspiring English sources

Mr. Letterman despises that characterization, regarding it as simplistic.

It was only after talking all night and feeding her scallops (which she later admitted she despises) that he confessed about their failed fix-up.

In The Fountainhead, we see Dominique telling Gail Wynand, a man whose principles she despises, that it will take her "years to understand" why she has started feeling loyal to him, for it "contradicts everything" she's done and thought but she knows she owes it to him to warn him against Ellsworth Toohey (1943, pp. 499 500).

Traditionally, anyone applying for political asylum has been allowed to remain in the U.S. while their claims move through the court system, but Trump reportedly despises that policy.

The labour movement rightly despised that.

They really, really despise that it happened...

Doctors and hospital despise that technique, known as extrapolation.

One is so universally despised that people regularly conspire to kill him.

For my part, I despise that Mother's Day values women only as mothers.

The "establishment" is so universally despised that one wonders who is left to compose it.

I despise that word!" the 26-year-old says, laughing, from her home in New York.