Sentence examples for less odious from inspiring English sources

Things seem far less odious from a distance.

"They are certainly less odious than jammers," he said.

Not more accurate or less odious, but more explicable on its own terms.

Contemporary readers have found Flashman (as immortalised by George MacDonald Fraser) less odious than did Hughes.

No less odious than the administration's secret arrests are its secret trials.

They found the prospect of being ruled by the Turks less odious than that of being indebted to the Latins.

Comparisons are seldom less than odious, but there were fascinating differences between this and Steve McQueen's Bafta stormer.

One should expect nothing less from the odious low-budget film company Pure Flix, whose work includes God's Not Dead, God's Not Dead 2 and the forthcoming God's Not Dead 3. (Yes, God's Not Dead 2 ended with a Marvel Studios-like stinger).

They face obstacles no less daunting than an odious gun lobby and an obsolete clause in the American Constitution.

The more you know about the odious TPP, the less you'll like it – and that's why the administration and its corporate allies don't want you to know.

Deeply flawed and highly publicized sociological nonsense claims that black people are less intelligent (The Bell Curve as one odious example, despite clear, less-publicized research that identifies racism and oppression, not lesser intelligence, as the cause of suppressed performance on standardized measures.