Sentence examples for may detest each from inspiring English sources
The supporters may detest each other but the hatred never extended to the pitch.
Instead of meeting cute, two people may instantly detest each other.
Americans may detest the idea of limiting care.
A librarian may detest the Library of Congress filing system and yearn for the forsaken Dewey Decimal.
Foreign malcontents (be they Iranians under Ayatollah Khomeini, or Serbs under Slobodan Milosevic) may detest it, but good-hearted Americans worship it.
You may detest what she stands for but it is difficult to resist her confident charm – rather like Nigel Farage in a blonde wig.
And though the decision-makers may detest Mr Putin, in private they will admit that he may thus have done them a favour.
They may detest trade unions, for example, but they're very keen on immigration – so long as the immigrants have PhDs from elite Indian or Chinese universities.
The public may detest the denizens of Benefits Street, but they also do not like politicians being evasive, trying to hide something.
As much as rival boxing promoters may detest Mr Haymon for poaching their fighters, their future livelihoods as well as his depend on the success of "Premier Boxing Champions" or its ilk.
For them, Communism is a fact of life from childhood, not something alien — however much most may detest the regime and be glad to have made their way to the U.S.
