Significats de detest so en anglès

Next to a homely woman, there is nothing I detest so much as politics.

There's nothing I detest so much.

There was nothing that she detested so much as a disloyalty.

Here was a man who had married a woman he detested so that he could gain greater position.

'But I mean, brother, dreaming is what I detest so.'

Like the stubborn man he was, there was naught he detested so much as to have his course dictated to him.

"Exactly: I shall be late; and there's nothing I detest so much as being late."

Now there was nothing on earth Brett detested so thoroughly as a display of feminine sentiment, no matter how spontaneous or well-timed.

On one of the divans slept Artemisia, and just outside of the door one of the Gallic maids, whom Cornelia detested so heartily.

Haven't you learnt by this time that there's nothing he detests so much as a public display of the kind you're trying to provoke?

That House presented a brilliant spectacle during the debates on the second reading of the Bill which the majority of the peers detested so heartily.

Nothing a woman detests so much as friendship from the man she cares for, and yet she always offers it to the suitor she rejects.

There is nothing that the ordinary mind, and often the educated mind, detests so much as uncertainty, and being consciously baffled by some outstanding difficulty.

Yet I, whom she detested so bitterly, had far more pity for her than he had, whose duty it was to make her life happy.

He had conducted sixteen funerals of his own people killed by Krane Chemical, a company he detested so bitterly that he constantly prayed for forgiveness.