Sentence examples for much detested from inspiring English sources

Sometimes she simply takes her assertions about her sister and her much detested brother-in-law at face value.

I would rather sit down and have a cuppa with Neil Ruddock, who broke my leg in two places in 1996, than with Teddy Sheringham, who I've pretty much detested for the past 15 years.

The success of Goodbye to All That, his memoirs of the first world war, enabled Robert Graves to quit the industrial civilisation he so much detested for a simpler style of life.

He is more than a little gleeful that he was chosen as one of those taxi voices, much detested by most New Yorkers, admonishing passengers to wear a seat belt.

Instead of setting about to bring our infrastructure up to 21st-century standards – which might, alas, involve more of the much detested public-sector investment — we angrily and yet meekly suffer for days or weeks without light, heat and transportation, verbally shaking our fists at the power companies but leaving it at that.

Beineix made five grandiose, increasingly silly features before packing in fiction for documentary, while Besson is much detested for driving French cinema into competition with Hollywood, on Hollywood's terms - witness his Bruce Willis space epic The Fifth Element, which had jaws dropping in Cannes two years ago.

I told him at a party how much I detested these campaigns and he listened, unmoved, blasé.

Pierre said of the boy in "The Piano Lesson," "Yes, it was me, and you have no idea how much I detested those piano lessons".

But we also know how much she detested wallowing, and how spitting mad she'd be if we didn't press on.

They were aware how much he detested batsmen, some famous, who affected an air of innocence when they knew well enough that they had got a touch.

During final contract discussions this year, firefighters and police officers held rallies against the city, and those workers would tell anyone who listened how much they detested the inhabitants of City Hall.