Sentence examples for loathsome term from inspiring English sources
Life coaching before the loathsome term "life coach" ever became a thing.
Those who tried their hand at elegies struggled to align this "loathsome and unlovely" condition with internal beauty.
If you think that disagreeing with Israeli government policy makes it acceptable to attack the persons and property of Jews in Paris, and London, and Brussels, and southern California, and God knows where else, I'm happy to eschew the term "anti-Semite" and simply call you a loathsome, disgusting Jew-hater.
From the start, Trump's campaign relied on a core constituency of beleaguered blue-collar voters — "the people," Mao would have surely termed them — whose economic distress he masterfully channelled toward the creation of loathsome villains, the enemy.
While Sal sees the valley either in geological terms - "hereabouts we're in R-Two Marsdenian country" - or as the highway of a loathsome contemporary traffic of ramblers and mountain bikers, Jack's understanding is focused by rituals indistinguishable from the astronomical events they celebrate.
Card playing is loathsome.
How absolutely loathsome.
