Meanings of detest such in English

Secretary does himself detest such, and even is afraid to employ them.

He smiled as he thought how sincerely Elfrida would detest such a personation.

I am the enemy of no man; I detest such scenes!

I don't care what you say, I detest such a man.

I repeat, I detest such a thing beyond measure.

I am too proud not to detest such thoughts.'

But I detest such an awkward fool.

I detest such vulgar demonstrations in public!

How she would detest such slang.

How I detest such duplicity!

I detest such animals!

Phil loved Nature, and books, and solitary ways; his wife detested such things.

Lewis detested such poor craftsmanship, but nonetheless made no attempt to add a personal touch to this office.

"You detest such a fine young lady who works in your behalf."

The heart secretly detests such measures of cruel and implacable vengeance; but the judgment dares not but pronounce them perfect and adorable.

'I detest such a tone of speaking.