Sentence examples for much despises from inspiring English sources

That would mean your election here as a senator could keep the Senate in the hands of the party that pretty much despises this state.

"Other than Brownstone Brooklyn and parts of Manhattan, she is pretty much despised by my colleagues".

Such an over-refined atmosphere of musty musicale was much despised by Brecht.

"We pretty much despised one another by the end," Trimble nods, lounging beside his bandmates back in their Dublin hotel.

It was widely known in Westminster in the 1980s that he was gay, and he is much despised by the Tory right - but not for his sexuality.

(His best-known building, Centre Point, was much despised in the 60s but is considered chic today; its top floor is home to the glamorous Paramount Club).

Even the police force, much despised by Mr. Mubarak's opponents for trying to quash the protests that pushed him from power, has sought to portray itself as standing with the people in the new era.

Acolytes of the Church of the Holy Metaphor so much despise the fundamentalist view of scripture that they deny that the Bible has any contact at all with the real world.

And secondly, because copyright, much despised by filesharers and often used as a bludgeon by music companies, is the way in which creative people can make money from their work.

Elsewhere this week, I note that another film-maker much despised in fanboy circles, Brett Ratner of Rush Hour and X-Men: The Last Stand, is no longer involved in the forthcoming Conan reboot.

You might have bought your ticket weeks before, but if you've had the bad luck to catch a cold in the interim and enter the auditorium with a cough, you can expect to be pretty much despised.