Sentence examples for morally loathsome from inspiring English sources
This could be the most morally loathsome film ever made.
Although he likes Lewis's criticism and quotes it surprisingly often, he considers the fantasy series "morally loathsome".
The lasting image of the war, formed by popular entertainment, was of a morally ambiguous if not morally loathsome conflict.
Even though he's been found too morally loathsome to sit among the lawmakers of Italy, Berlusconi will continue his incessant intrigues as a leader of his faction.
He was a willing, witting advocate for a morally loathsome system, and his ideas, put into practice by a later generation of hotheads and fanatics brought on the Civil War and the ruination of Calhoun's own beloved South.
Its crisply carved border reliefs, described in the 17th century as depicting "loathsome devilish images," twine together figures of gods and mortals to suggest the interdependent forces that animate a morally balanced universe.
Card playing is loathsome.
How absolutely loathsome.
