6 Sentences With "more detestable"

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His jokes are flat, and his arrogance is more detestable than Stark's brand of churlish roguishness. from The Verge
Maybe Bean thought "Blitzkrieg" would make for the perfect heel: There's nothing more detestable than a literal Nazi, right? from Vice
Thanks to this overkill, each of this book's characters becomes more detestable as he or she becomes more fully revealed. from The New York Times
More detestable than BOB, an entity of pure evil from an alternative reality who possesses humans, killing in their host bodies—also sometimes moonlights as an owl. from Vice
But where have you come from? What are you in > your past—in your mind? I ask you that: a thing more everywhere, more thief- > like, more detestable than a conscience. Look at me, as we sit here now.
The prospect of All-Ireland Home Rule being introduced led Carson to agree with Nationalists – that Ireland had suffered from nothing in its history as much as the 'broken pledges of British statesmen'. In contrast he supported conscription, because he saw no more detestable domination than that which the Germans were trying to impose.Hennessey, Thomas: pp. 226–27 On the official announcement of the dual policy of Home Rule and conscription, Dillon and O’Brien led their party members out of the Commons and returned to Ireland.