Sentence examples for detested because of from inspiring English sources

The jokes were taken as a pretext to remove blacklisted individuals - people the Nazis feared or detested because of who they were rather than because of what they had done.

Clarkson then asserted that she wanted it to be on the record and claimed that Davis had detested "Because of You" instead, saying that she "was a shitty writer (sic) who should be grateful for the gifts that he bestows upon.

Dongles are widely detested because they often cause problems with whatever is connected to them.

Elia and Nick had been very friendly, then Nick detested him because of what Kazan did at the time of McCarthyism.

Are you detesting me because of the marks?" she asked, touching her face and arms.

We also might try not detesting strangers because of how they choose to dress, look and speak.

This was despite the freeze in political relations caused by the election to the Taiwanese presidency in March of Chen Shui-bian, a man detested by China because of his lack of enthusiasm for reunification.

Londoners detested John of Gaunt because he was a supporter of the religious reformer John Wycliffe, whom the London public regarded as a heretic.

Because he detested the artificiality of the studio, more than half of his recordings were of live performances.

While they had a good deal of support from Americans, the Nationalists became detested in China because of their corruption, brutality and failure to fight the Japanese invaders.

Proctor, 68, said he and Heath detested each other because of their political differences, despite a shared party allegiance.