Sentence examples for invidious character from inspiring English sources

Some contributions - Alexis Lykiard's invidious character assassination of Alan Sillitoe, Jeff Nuttall's hectoring homage to Tom Raworth - can be said to be interesting in their soapbox fervour, the authors themselves as dynamic in their way as Speaker's Corner demagogues; but it is a limited kind of interest at best.

This has been most invidious in the case of the family.

Perhaps the most invidious – and most dishonest – part of such agreements concerns investor protection.

For openers, focus on Rehnquist's reference to "invidious" discrimination.

It's equally tough if you are a novelist, and put in the powerful but invidious position of controlling what befalls your characters.

Few MPs would want to take part in such an invidious vote.

'Invidious Discrimination'?

Any comparisons were invidious.

Such generalisations are invidious.

This placed Tsipras in an invidious position.

Such distinctions aren't just invidious.