Detested in a sentence

Hope detested the illicit drag racers who crashed into the concrete buttress by her head on Saturday nights just as much as she detested Jeff Bezos.

Her character doesn’t progress, in fact, she essentially regresses as she assumes the same position as her mother, whom she so vehemently detested.

He stressed how he detested Hamas but 'I fear that Israel's actions will only foment greater anger among ordinary Palestinians as they see their families decimated, literally'.

I don’t like all of it, but I love the fact that I’ve always detested people putting someone in a box in the context of we grew up and big men, you’re down low.

Lee famously detested allowing stunt doubles to step in for him in movies, instead preferring to learn from those hired to perform in his place.

If the SNP again tries to change the First Minister without calling an election, it will be in exactly the same position as the “detested” Tories at Westminster – with gross hypocrisy as an additional charge.

I once asked my wife what it was about flies she detested so?

While Corbin went back to be being the same detested, character he's always been when he came back, just with a new crown and scepter, Evans was able to refine her act when she turned face.

During the debate, Democrats spoke of lawmakers’ duty to defend the Constitution, while Republicans cast the process as a skewed attempt to railroad a president whom Democrats have detested since before he took office.

Tracing her journey from detested queen to global idol is a new exhibition, Marie Antoinette: Metamorphosis of an Image staged at the very Paris where she spent the last weeks of her life.

He can claim he won 52% of Britain – though casting 48% as his detested “metropolitan elite” is beyond absurd.

Of course, the most detested query Lorde and anyone who suffers from acne has received is the one that questions their grooming habits.

This created a conundrum: Privately, Kennedy detested McCarthy and felt him unfit to be president, but he feared attacking McCarthy would alienate the thousands of young people who already rallied to his cause.

Augusta would have none of it, and detested Bismarck thereafter, Steinberg, 2011, pp. 87–88.

Christina, who was herself somewhat malformed with one shoulder higher than the other, also detested her mother's dwarfs and buffoons.

Dubois unavailingly forbade Conservatoire students to attend, and the conductor's friend and former teacher Camille Saint-Saëns was prominent among those who detested the piece.

El Supremo Dictador Francia detested the political culture of the old regime and considered himself a revolutionary.

He detested falsity and believed in individual freedom more thoroughly than any man I have ever known.

He detested the Russians, and surrounded himself with Holsteiners.

He was nourished on oatmeal (which he detested) and milk from a cow on the White House lawn.