Sentence examples for loathsome of from inspiring English sources
He was withered, wrinkled, and loathsome of visage.
The corpse next to it is as "withered, wrinkled and loathsome of visage" as the portrait had been.
"A little bit like Bill Laimbeer, I suppose," said Porter, referring to the biggest and perhaps most loathsome of the Bad Boys.
The lumpish, irregular totems crafted by this American sculptor were outfitted here with that most contemporary and most loathsome of accessories: the selfie stick.
When he does tackle that most loathsome of topics – fame – in Lost in the World, West does so in his own individual style.
To medieval Christians, Diocletian was the most loathsome of all Roman emperors.
In an account derived from official government sources, he wrote that after the Baath Party members who dominated Iraq's governing council were ousted by an army coup late in 1963, in the cellar of one building "were found all sorts of loathsome instruments of torture, including electric wires with pincers," and "small heaps of bloodied clothing were scattered about".
Their pitching, after all, had been the engine that drove them to three World Series championships in four years, and who would have thought it would crumble into something Edgar Allan Poe referred to in one of his short stories, "The Facts in the Case of M. Valdemar," "a nearly liquid mass of loathsome -- of detestable putridity".
To the end of his life, Burchfield repeatedly denounced a rave review from 1920 by the era's best critic, Henry McBride, who attributed the power of the young man's art to a "detestation" of the provincial ugliness of "the loathsome town of Salem, Ohio".
Nothing came of the proposal, which the London Times called one of the most loathsome stories of the war.
Parker's greatest wrath, of course, is reserved for those who actually destroyed documents, members of "the most loathsome school of archivists, the deaccessionists".
