This made him beloved by executives and detested on the factory floor, and it also made him one of the world's first management consultants.
But if the oil, gas and coal industries are widely detested on the coasts, people in Bismarck, N.D., have little incentive to join an anti-energy jihad.
And I myself despise Islamism, because it wants to create a society that I detest, based on religious belief, on a text, on lack of freedom for women, intolerance towards homosexuality and so on — we know it well".
McEwan told Corriere della Sera that Amis's target had been radicals, not all Muslims, and said, "I myself despise Islamism, because it wants to create a society that I detest, based on religious belief, on a text, on lack of freedom for women, intolerance towards homosexuality and so on".
Equally, if you detest him on the big screen, I can sympathize.
"I used to detest trading on Nasdaq years ago and always preferred the Big Board," said William Fleckenstein, president of Fleckenstein Capital in Seattle.
"I generally detest advertising on seat-back trays because it's a place I really don't need to see another ad, but I love the way this is targeted at the point of use," Mr. Botts said.
"I detest nostalgia on principle it always includes historical amnesia," said Carol Wells, founder and executive director of the Center for the Study of Political Graphics, a nonprofit that collects, analyzes, and exhibits politically charged art.
Last year, Powell took out a billboard featuring the full text of a sample clearance letter from legendary punk grump Steve Albini that allowed Powell to sample one of his recordings but stated that he "detest[s] club culture as deeply as I detest anything on earth".
I could no longer relate to any character in television or films because I assumed that all of them would detest me on sight if they met me.I began to indentify with other school shooters, not because I wanted to kill people, but because their lives were the only ones that I figured were comparable to mine.
