Sentence examples for detests from inspiring English sources

"My sister detests Jamie Foxx.

The operators said that, unlike other Colombian crude (as in the aboveground Caño Limon line, which is bombed about once a week) the oil in their pipeline would not have hung around for an hour waiting to go up: it is of high grade and very volatile.The ELN detests foreign oil companies.

It wants the current Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE) law that Detroit detests to be strengthened.

Because the Treasury detests that sort of economic meddling, politicians have it in their sights.

Eventually, DNA evidence helped to acquit Mr Cruz, who now wants compensation for the years he spent in prison.Jim Ryan, who detests George Ryan (even though they are not related), was already behind his Democratic opponent, Rod Blagojevich, in the opinion polls.

ACPO, which groups their bosses, greeted the Winsor report with sang-froid (it gives them more flexibility in managing their forces) but detests the elected commissioners.

The Mirror detests the Tories even more than Labour.

China is likely to have to deal with a man whom it detests.

Unlike the dead, he can still speak, and he detests Mr Lautenberg.All the same, Mr Torricelli has done his party a favour this week.

George Bush is now said to be "passionate" about getting both NATO and United Nations forces on the ground in Darfur, an idea that the Islamist Sudanese government detests.

One excuse is that President Lech Kaczynski vetoes laws put forward by a government he detests.