A policy position or policy prescription is not inherently bad because we find it loathsome.
And while some might find it a loathsome form of expression, it is also powerful for that very reason.
Munroe had disparaged students as "rude, disengaged, lazy whiners," "frightfully dim," "utterly loathsome," "The Queen of Drama" and "A.I.R.H.E.A.D". in her blog, which was meant for a few friends but shared on Facebook by a student who found it.
PARIS— I have long been fascinated by Angela Merkel — a woman who has risen to power in a conservative country where most women still find it hard to get to the top; an East German who seemed untrammeled by the mediocrity, the torpor and the generally loathsome atmosphere of mistrust that permeated that drab Communist state.
There had always been those who found smoking "loathsome to the eye, hateful to the nose, harmful to the brain, dangerous to the lungs," as James I put it in 1604.
The action the Daily Mail found so loathsome ("the most remorselessly violent film I have seen for years" - Simon Heffer) barely kept them awake.
As I perused the findings of gentlemen close to my apartment, I found some absolutely loathsome subjects who would send graphic, unsolicited pictures.
Even though he's been found too morally loathsome to sit among the lawmakers of Italy, Berlusconi will continue his incessant intrigues as a leader of his faction.
David Puttnam (who had previously worked with Stone on 1978's Midnight Express) labelled it "loathsome".
Perhaps that breakfast is a good metaphor; some people, not happy with saying "Ulysses" is not to their taste, must pronounce it loathsome.
