Sentence examples for detestation from inspiring English sources

Writing on Monday he said: "What I object to is not Hilary Mantel's detestation of Thatcher, warped though I believe it to be.

The rules against collusion seem like a hangover from 1903, straight out of the Henri Desgrange playbook and his detestation of any collaboration at all between riders.

"They were united by a joint detestation of the council and media," says Gwynfai Jones, a local cleric.Meetings between locals and incomers were arranged and asylum-seekers told stories of the horrors they had escaped from.

A recently published story entitled "The Assassination of Margaret Thatcher" was spawned in part by the "boiling detestation" that the Booker Prizewinning novelist Hilary Mantel felt for the former prime minister; but then Thatcher, who died in 2013, was loathed as well as adored while she was in office.

The weapons seized in two raids on his hideouts during his year-long flight from the law were enough to equip a small army.But public anger and general detestation of the Suharto family are so great that an acquittal would have been equally dangerous.

This is Mr Salmond's main triumph to have infected all his opponents with the detestation Scots have long reserved for Tories (see article).

On the right of the party, climate-change scepticism, Euroscepticism and, latterly, detestation of the Liberal Democrats presiding over DECC are related creeds.

Whatever Ukrainians think about the EU, history, language and economic reform, the detestation of Mr Yanukovych's authoritarian, corrupt and incompetent rule is all but universal.

First, intellectually; most of what he has done in politics is guided by a detestation of the vested interests he saw everywhere in the working-class Nottingham of his boyhood.

Fed up with what Ms Orange calls the "policy of mutual detestation", dozens of top bankers left to work for rivals.

Its people's shared detestation of Arab northerners will no longer be enough to bind them together.