Sentence examples for of detest from inspiring English sources

The Chinese have accepted them but they had no choice, and they also kind of detest it.

The pleasure of detesting these people begins to dissipate once the movie forsakes any semblance of reality, and two children (Dean Kapica and Lindsay Rose Binder) and Dori's grouchy grandparents (Charlotte Rae and M. Emmet Walsh) appear.

If the troops go, it may force Europe to confront the hypocrisy of detesting America while relying on it to provide the defence European nations refuse to pay for.

They no longer look like a team which would lose 5-2 to Arsenal two seasons running, or blow a ten-point lead to finish behind their north London nemeses, or miss out on Champions League qualification owing to the success of detested rivals Chelsea.

I (and the vast majority of Muslims) detest ISIS and their vicious and violent imposition of their misunderstanding of Islam on the world.

People from all walks of life love the game, whereas many of us detest it.

Given that both of us detest high government officials, a big ceremony presided over by one of them is out of the question too.

The MDC has shown, once again, that the people of Zimbabwe detest their rulers.

The hope is that Iranian citizens, millions of whom detest the guard, might cheer anything that weakens the institution.

MS. EL-AMIN: A lot of families detest the term special education, and some won't get their children much-needed help because of the so-called label.

Meanwhile, Mr. Berlusconi is prepared to form a grand coalition with Mr. Bersani, but Mr. Bersani fears this would split his party members, many of whom detest the former prime minister.