Sentence examples for detestable life from inspiring English sources
To achieve this behavior, it's very important that you present the criticism immediately after the admission has been made, or the person you're speaking to could become confused and think you approve of her detestable life choices.
In a bar, he sits and rants, for hours on end, to an interlocutor who has the author's own name, about everything he finds detestable in Salvadoran life, from the country's beer to its writers, from its food to its politics.
Berlin's outward geniality was often combined with a sharp tongue and pen: one forgotten figure from London literary life is "detestable," while the Prince of Wales, who became king and then Duke of Windsor, is "vulgar and awful".
What Alan Watkins called that "uniquely detestable decade" is brought to vivid life in David Eldridge's play.
If we're worried that kids see too much violence, isn't it better to make movie violence as awful, scary, and detestable as it is in real life instead of trying to sanitize it by making every death bloodless or something that happens just offscreen?
Perhaps its the identification with childhood, with the time in a person's life when the only truly detestable things were vegetables and homework, that causes the faithful to lose their shit in the face of a difference of opinion.
"EVEN if it did not sow the decay of the whole civilized life of Europe," an ominously prescient John Maynard Keynes wrote in 1919, it was "abhorrent and detestable" to impose financial reparations on Germany after World War I.
But once he was brought to life and put in a room with other less utopian males, those same students suddenly found him detestable.
But the World Series version is detestable.
Mr Kershaw admits here that he finds Hitler "detestable".
