Sentences with phrase «detest what»

In fact, I even believe in the more direct version of his statement which can be found in a letter he wrote on February 6, 1770, and reads, «Monsieur l'abbé, I detest what you write, but I would give my life to make it possible for you to continue to write.»

The boss battles are a little disappointing, only a couple different ones, but shouldn't detest what is ultimately a fantastic Mario game.

And I detest what Briles enabled at Baylor.

But I so detest what Wenger has done, for so long, and still does to our club that I am obsessed above all else with his removal.

I found the «green jersey» attacks pretty amusing too, but I must lodge an objection: As usual, to be labeled unpatriotic simply confirms the accuser detests what you're saying — nothing more, nothing less.

Not exact matches

I am nothing more than a reminder of what it is you detest but are too afraid to stand against.

What room is there for our revenge, the satisfaction of seeing those we detest judged and put in their place?

You may say that Rand would detest the way things are now, but so much of what things have become was driven by worship of the almighty dollar as well as the ability that big business has to influence all of government to the extent that it might as well be fully in control of our government.

Detest evil; cling to what is good.

What I absolutely detest is the divisive nature of religious mind control that makes good people do horrible things without question based on fear.

And all of this... is being attempted by virtue of the fact of the very things you claimed to hate earlier in your posting where you said:» What I absolutely detest is the divisive nature of religious mind control that makes good people do horrible things without question based on fear.

Your detesting the «divisive nature of religious mind control that makes good people do horrible things» is again, part of what the whole issue is about, in the opinions of people like myself, @BG and others.

Then he went on to outline the outrageous happenings at Augsburg, and to indulge in the kind of language the delicate Melancthon so detested: «They thought that when they brought the Emperor in person to Germany, all would be frightened and say «Gracious Lords, what is your wish?»

There was irony in the fact that Richard's wake and funeral Mass took place in what the Catholic Church's liturgical calendar now calls «Ordinary Time»» a phrase Richard detested.

Not according to what has been written thousands of years ago in that old book you so detest.

I detest hypocrisy no matter what the person believes.

I detest celery... I'm curious what you'd suggest in lieu of same.

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Perhaps the Detroit enviropnment was bad for him and he will do better in IND, but as far as DET goes, Ebron was what he was.

You might not be moved by it, in the sense you still loathe him, but at the least you'll know who it is you detest, how he became that person and what he has done to attempt to be someone else.

I wonder just what it is that binds us so tightly to the club we love, when in fact most of us detest the owner, board and manager and have for many years?

That's why I can't get on board the Landry hype train, not because I don't think he can be a good player, just because I'm not sold he will fit what Det is looking for.

Giving Wenger a free pass for the shortcomings of this team is what keep us from being serious contenders, Maureen as much as I detest the guy got it right, the ownership and the Fans settle every year for his lack of ambition.

While minorities detest the humiliation of being called names or treated differently in social situations, what we hate a lot more is being denied opportunities for economic advancement.

Whichever way you go, just go, because what Tre Kronor advertises on its website — Det Smakar Gott!

So that's yet one more reason why I detest «children's menus, «which offer pretty much the same salty, fatty array no matter what restaurant — or -LSB-...]

It's also not that a lot of us actually like the right (but «right» is a broad brush, you know), it's that we've learned the hard way to detest a lot of what the left is trying to sell.

«At the moment what the country needs is stability, and much as I detest being in coalition with the Liberal Democrats I put my country first, above my own political feelings,» she told politics.co.uk.

«If I could put into words what I mean by Englishness (and what I love and detest about it) I wouldn't write at all, as coming to terms with what it is what keeps me going.»

Other sites may even ask you of what you absolutely detest in a person you are considering as a partner.

In the film's stronger moments, the artist in her definitely seems to be saying that the impulse to retreat into cultural fundamentalism carries dire risks, that much of what is old and traditional needs changing and there are some things about the detested process of globalization that are wonderfully liberating.

You'll detest Barbara's motives but oddly admire her resolve, and this conflict in our feelings toward her makes for a truly fascinating character study of the nature of loneliness and what some people will do to gain the companionship, and perhaps the ownership, of another person of merit.

We should be entitled to more battle scenes, more gory action, more of what made «12 Years a Slave» a solid picture with a steadily rising plot that spurs audience emotions and urges us to detest the reactionary Southern whites who would beat and rape and hang African - Americans at will.

I used to detest Mark Wahlberg, because unfortunately the first movie I saw him in was «Planet of the Apes» and that was the first I'd been exposed to him since he was Marky Mark when I was a little kid, so I've been thoroughly shocked to find out what a great actor he actually is.

DET is proud of this and of what has been done for Durand's pupils.»

While I wrote words of detest in response to their «Ethics and Standards» post back then, the truth of the matter was, and still is, is that what they continue to do at the Los Angeles Times has literally nothing to do with the current VAM - based research.

I actually detest screen protectors and usually refuse to use one, but due to what happened to the Kindle Fire screen on my original tablet, I decided to try one out for my Kindle Fire HD... and it's fabulous!

Marketing a book for many would - be authors is a daunting task, and thousands of self - published authors are ignorant of what's required to get the word out (or they detest the marketing process altogether).

I don't want to discuss trading here but what you said of the whole world turned into one big sweat shop and it doesn't matter the salary I was making 30k a month and I detested every moment of waking up on an alarm, I didn't want the money nor the job anymore.

The unanimously - detested non-standard arenas that are Starbase ARC and Wasteland have had an overhaul like Neo Tokyo not so long ago, and now feature a rectangular shape without walls that curve like Satan's cheekbones (you know what I mean).

Indeed, because levelling occurs so often and the difference doing so actually makes, plus the lack of any particularly interesting things to spend points on, I actually began to detest heading into the skill screen, the exact opposite from what I should have been feeling.

I detest climate studies that correlated what is happening in the NH directly to the SH, suggesting global effects, and especially ones that denote a signal from short time spans, then correlating the span with global warming, rather than global cooling.

It then hit me that I had become (in my haste to pull a deal together) what my father and I had so detested; I had become a money - grubbing, commissioned salesman using his powers of persuasion (and more importantly had abused the element of trust that had been placed with me) to make a sale.

And, get thee to the OBGYN - ery and have your mammogram (I detest them, too, but what a wonder that they can save your life.)