Sentence examples for loathsome to from inspiring English sources

The city I lived in at that time was loathsome to me.

It would be loathsome to have one's department competing with other departments in nearby schools.

"We are the nerd student who does all of his homework and is loathsome to the rest" of his classmates.

Ape-eating may sound unambiguously loathsome to us, but it's part of a larger and more complicated regional context.

Earlier, he had observed that traits one could accept in a novel's protagonist, or in a complicated friend, often seemed loathsome to modern moviegoers.

This is a group based in Topeka, Kan., whose views may safely be described as loathsome to most people in this city.

For Assad, facing Isis alone could be his ticket back to polite society: an enemy so loathsome as to be able to appear worse than him.

His attacks on Barack Obama's willingness to confront the leaders of Iran at the negotiating table, and his piling on agreement with President Bush's loathsome attempt to link Obama to Nazi appeasers, were shown to be nothing more than hypocritical political posturing by Jamie Rubin.

"Most loathsome was to be expected to sing toward the end of a reception," she recalled.

A display of mob patriotism which disgusted him far more than the foulest of trenches, it seemed to him "a loathsome ending to the loathsome tragedy of the last four years".

Three months ago, it might have had some impact, but today the focus is firmly on the President himself, and whether he can repair any of the enormous damage that he has done to himself, and to the country, with his loathsome response to the tragic events in Charlottesville.