But late in the story, when the narrator interjects, "I detest Alex, don't you?.
"That cur, that robot, that imprecator who prances around on television, who gets in all the magazines, that paper-lion philosopher with whom I would under no circumstances be friends and whom, even worse, I wouldn't read if he weren't me, that me who is me without being me, who resembles me and whom I detest — I don't find him odious, exactly, just pathetic.
There is a reason why countless people detest and do not trust politicians.
The bottom line here is the requester-DJ relationship is an integral part of the fabric of modern nightlife, and while you may find it awkward making requests and we may detest you for doing it, we both have to grudgingly grit our teeth and bear it cuz otherwise, DJs wouldn't have nearly enough about which to look passively brooding!
"Politicians are so … detested, they don't actually walk amongst people now".
He detested and did his best to ban medal tables, and in 1964 came close to passing a motion that would have denied Smith and Carlos their memorable moment, by ending the raising of national flags and the playing of anthems at medal ceremonies and replacing them with the Olympic flag and "a fanfare of trumpets".
The Sept. 11 attacks showed that Al Qaeda's most dangerous members could be highly intelligent people who were not the top leaders at all; rather, they lived in the societies they detested and did not need to live as fanatics every day to commit fanatic acts.
I detest (and I mean detest) people who do wrong things and cannot own their mistakes, apologize and grow up.
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