Sentence examples for more odious factor from inspiring English sources

But it seems clear there is a much more odious factor driving some of this.

"There is nothing I find more odious".

(The latter is, of course, more odious).

$30 Of the many famous athletes I've rooted against, none ever seemed more odious than Jimmy Connors.

The schadenfreude sports fan, therefore, has little choice but to wish ill upon the more odious villains, with gusto.

In a more odious incident, one woman does a showily driven solo, ending with her standing, head thrown back.

And the more odious the crime, the more ideal the culprit, the more legitimate your hatred.

It is hard to think of a more odious character in any opera.

All classes are "each more odious than the other: they have no right to live".

What of other Islamist groups, some of which have more violent pasts than the Brotherhood and hold more odious positions on women or Christians?

There are plenty of slang words with racist connotations, but some, perhaps merely by convention and historical context, are regarded as more odious than others.