No one is more outside, more despised, and condemned than the pedophile.
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It would be hard to find an insect more despised these days than the mosquito.
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That failure made Peña Nieto even more despised in Mexico than Trump, as the joke goes.
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It started, in fact, with X-Men Origins: Wolverine, one of Hollywood's more despised super hero movies.
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"Right or wrong, fairly or unfairly — who is more despised than Harvey Weinstein?" said Mr. Bederow, the defense lawyer.
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Hundreds of thousands of people fled the regime, many to South Florida — where few historical figures are more despised than Castro and Guevara.
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Congress is even more despised: Only 11 percent of likely voters think it's doing a good job, according to a recent poll from Rasmussen.
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Who I think, if they don't quite get on the right side of history, are going to meet the fate of some of the more despised kings in history.
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In August, before the FARC became a political party, 84% of Colombians had a negative view of it and just 12% a favourable one (though traditional political parties were even more despised).
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And there's the new anti-hero on the scene: flowing blond hair, a deep tan and an American flag -- no villain is more despised than Sam Adonis, the "Donald Trump" of Lucha Libre.
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He was a hypocrite and a creep, more despised by modern viewers than the monsters who would gladly see those same peasants starve another winter, so long as they get to sit on the very best chair.
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An unpopular President with a 32% approval rating and an even more despised Republican-led Congress with an approval rating of 16% is about to pass a bill that has only 29% support -- hardly a sure recipe for a political winner.
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Which is why I hope that, much as the reaction to Jessica Knoll's opinion piece bummed me out, her suggestion that we spend less time discussing our bodies and our diets actually encourages some women to be kinder to themselves — and especially to other people whose bodies are far more despised than their own.
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Birthe Kundrus: Moderne Imperialisten, p. 219 f.: In 1909, the British government banned sexual relations between their colonial officers and native women. In French West Africa, relations between Frenchmen and native women were promoted at first but were more and more despised later.
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A famine caused him to be even more despised. He decided to return to the Ferghana Valley with his former mentor, Khudaidad Hussain, who went to Moghulistan (the realm of the eastern Chagatai Khans) in an attempt to win their support.Roemer, pp. 100–1 However, Persian historian Khwandamir instead claims that Khudaidad Hussain began a civil war against Khalil and took him prisoner, delivering him along with his territory to eastern Chagatai Khan Shams-i-Jahan (r. 1399–1408).
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