Examples of using Detested in English and their translations into Russian
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I detested myself for years.
A charming fellow, whom I cordially detested.
I detested him when alive.
After your first case together, she detested you.
Admitting that I detested her lisping was not difficult.
At first she preferred acting in theater and detested her work on screen.
The city he detested had died, and he was standing there alone, being scorched by the rays that were shooting down on his upturned face.
Forgive my unbelief, and all detested selfishness.
Somehow or other, Futrelle rigged up that room,to dispose of a man he would loathed and detested.
This is everything Wagner detested about opera, a place to show off, to be seen.
At the behest of their mother, Marie andher sisters were taught French, which they detested and rarely ever spoke.
She detested"strappy high-heel shoes" and the"crêpe de chine dresses" that women wore even in the heat of the summer in the country.
Despite this severe persecution, he did not flee from the battlefield or leave the world, butdied loving those who detested him.
But he well knew how these Jerusalem Jews detested the very name of Nazareth, and he was determined thus to humiliate them.
The next problem for the CPRF on August 20 was the SKM congress at the Izmailovo Hotel in Moscow, where it was announced that the SKM is breaking off relations with the CPRF infavor of joining the Just Russia party, so detested by the CPRF leadership.
They disliked Bilbo and detested Frodo, but so magnificent was the invitation card, written in golden ink, that they had felt it was impossible to refuse.
In 1839, Melbourne resigned after Radicals andTories(both of whom Victoria detested) voted against a Bill to suspend the constitution of Jamaica.
The Republicans detested the church for its political and class affiliations; for them, the church represented outmoded traditions, superstition and monarchism.
The"Kondopoga community" that rioted in the streets got publicity,forced the detested aliens to leave town, and received a promise of a"fair investigation.".
Each child who is detested to the extent of being taught that violence has any value, becomes completely useless to himself and is useless to his society, his people, cause and to humankind.
Certain of her husband's imminent death,Marguerite Louise told the French court that"at the first notice of her detested husband's demise, she would fly to Florence to banish all hypocrites and hypocrisy and establish a new government.
Then, they fell for the geo-political charisma of Alexander Dugin, who detested western materialism, thought that Turkey was contaminated by western values, and was mesmerized by the asceticism of the Iranian Revolution.
That he, who had not drunk to make himself drunk for nearly twenty years, who detested intoxication in himself even more than in other people, should give even a moment's favourable consideration to such a thought startled him in addition to appalling him.
I detest the Soviet theater?
I detest you!
I detest politics and have no talent for diplomacy.
Most of us detest each other, but we are forced together by the company.
Homer Simpson detests their little neighbors Flanders.
As much as I detest this website, more time won't change the facts here.
I detest you. I despise you. I hate you.