Sentence examples for detests about from inspiring English sources

While he embodies everything Beaton detests about contemporary capitalism, the character gives the play its own rampant energy.

"One of the things Carney detests about campaigns is when they lurch tactically and lose sight of their broader strategic plans," Issenberg told Politico's Ben Smith.

He has reiterated his pledge to talk to Iran and announced the closure within 12 months of the Guantanamo Bay prison, symbol par excellence of everything the world detested about George Bush.

"That's one more thing I detest about war.

Everything about the planned institute reminds them of what they detested about the Bush administration.

Amaro has put together the kind of team Phillies fans have long detested about the Yankees and the Boston Red Sox — a team on which many of the best players were bought instead of groomed.

This is conservatism without compassion, and it's precisely the sort of nastiness that Americans came to detest about the Republicans during the government shutdown and impeachment trial, which forced the G.O.P. to draft a kinder, gentler candidate.

("As if," he adds, "they could see nothing nearer than Africa!") And, in Mrs. Jellyby, Dickens' achievement was to have captured everything that people would come to detest about a certain strain of do-gooding liberal: the zealous reformer with a heart as big as all Antarctica.

Yet in a splendid two-finger gesture by fate, on the very day that veterans' services, national parks and a host of other government functions were closing, the health exchanges, symbol of everything those Republicans detest about Obamacare, were opening for business.

Tarantino detests snootiness about genre films, or about any kind of films, for that matter.

Predictably, he detests talking about his work, and can only very vaguely recall the plots of his novels: "It sounds like affectation but it is not," he insists.