Sentence examples for does he despise from inspiring English sources

But does he despise her?

It's not true that he doesn't like entertainment, nor does he despise culture.

Not only does he despise materialism; he also disdains rationality and calculation.

Does he despise being old? 'I think I always was! I think it rather suits me.

So, back then, did he despise Nixon?

So much did Morison admire Bradford, so much did he despise the myth of the Puritans, so much did he want Americans to read better history, that he spent five years meticulously preparing an edition of Bradford's history "that the ordinary reader might peruse with pleasure as well as profit".

The way the First Policeman relates to Billy gives their scenes a new depth: is he an Uncle Tom, currying favor with the white power base he polices the town for, or does he truly despise Billy's shady ways?

Once he said he would do something, he did it, and he despised others who backed down.

After insulting and demeaning Mexican people for months and threatening to build an even bigger wall along their border with the US, Trump has come to realize that in order to defeat Hillary Clinton in November, he has to get Hispanic people to at least consider the possibility that he doesn't despise them.

He doesn't despise reading.

But unlike today's tea-partiers, he did not despise taxation; he called it unpleasant but vital.