Sentence examples for loathsome by from inspiring English sources

The new Warbler, Sebastian, was said to be "instantly loathsome" by Benigno.

Although he prudently avoids giving unnecessary offense, he defends writing that might anger his predecessors, because "it is better to fall into the hands of men than to abandon the function of a historian by covering up a loathsome sight by colours that conceal the truth".

I think that Harman and Dromey, by talking of PIE as "vile" and "loathsome" and by pointing to their contemporaneous hostility to it, have answered the central points made by the Mail.

For several decades, in world theatre, the very notion of the "well-made play" was loathsome, derided by all.

The Boy Scouts organization — by tolerating a loathsome belief, pressed by religious activists, that equates homosexuality with deviance — has committed itself to rejecting good, dedicated leaders.

American Psycho was found to be "deeply and extremely disgusting" by Andrew Motion and "the most loathsome offering of the season," by the New York Times when it was first published.

And here is the irony of it all--while Iran's President Rouhani received red carpet treatment in Italy and France, you are being cast as a loathsome leader blinded by a defunct ideology decades past its time.

One is loathsome: three children hanged by the neck from a tree.

"They shouldn't be penalised by this loathsome Labor legacy," he told reporters on Sunday.

The ground was invisible in a sleek brown surging tide; it was like being drowned in locusts, submerged by the loathsome brown flood.

They become more susceptible to extreme, xenophobic voices: there is widespread anxiety in British politics about a breakthrough by the loathsome British National Party at the European elections in June.