Sentence examples similar to he detests it from inspiring English sources
But Sinclair was not inconsistent about violence; he detested it, and thought it would destroy American socialism.
Although he would perform his duties with conscientious professionalism, he never came to enjoy the work; nearly fifty years after the premiere he told enquirers that he detested it.
The work proved very popular and would have made Shaw rich had he not waived his royalties, but he detested it and for the rest of his life forbade musicalization of his work, including a proposed Franz Lehár operetta based on Pygmalion.
When he tries talking to her about this, she reveals it isn't her book, and she detests it, while Abby confirms that Ted was reading the book in the reception.
Given that Disney is regarded as one of the forces behind the copyright extension act he so detests, it's deliciously ironic.
It was called "Irish-moss blancmange" & she detested it.
Guest's films are typically described as mockumentaries – a label he detests because it suggests that they are somehow mean-spirited, poking fun at their subjects.
"I know they detest it, but it is quite good".
Though no doubt he reviles Goldsmith's racism, he doesn't detest it quite enough to lend a hand to oust him.
Led by two strong performances, this revival at City Center Stage II communicates the absurdity of the title character — who falls in love with a woman representing everything he detests — without making it into a simple joke.
