Sentence examples for that detest from inspiring English sources

Yet at the same time many of these people, even those that detest us, long to emigrate.

Gay people have been pointlessly reminded, not that homophobia is unacceptable, but that there exist organised groups that detest them.

The actors and producers say the secrecy around "The Event" make it difficult to even give interviews, a quirk of TV that is shared by other shows, like "Mad Men," that detest spoilers.

"Those that detest us will jump all over us and use, for their purposes, any behavior that they think is an attempt to unjustly profit from this tragedy," said Martin W. Edelman, a New York trial lawyer who is active in trial lawyers' associations in New York and nationwide.

There is no such opposition force to DJs that detest song requestors.

For a franchise that detests distractions, Strahan was a sideshow.

Sumo's ancient roots are entwined with Japan's indigenous Shinto religion that detests defilement, especially death and blood.

One reason for this antipathy is MTV: on the one hand it has created an audience that detests image-mongering of any kind.

Parris sees the potential for a softening of the normal adversarial culture, a strengthening of the sort of leader who likes compromise and a weakening of the sort that detests it.

This is a worldview that detests anger as a motivating force, that distrusts easy dichotomies between the parties of good and evil, believing instead that the crucial dichotomy runs between the good and bad within each individual.

Monochrome Maryjanes from Chanel and chic A-line mini manage to look prim and proper at an aristocratic five-star hotel tea party, while giving an irreverent nod to the counterculture movement that detested everything the event stood for.