Sentence examples for most odious from inspiring English sources

He was faced with Halliwell, one of the most odious and devious of killers.

The most odious tyrannies are those that seek to impose unreal values on society.

Meanwhile, the settlements continue to grow, seemingly inexorably — and that may be the most odious aspect of the occupation.

Many of the most odious laws were repealed in the 1980s or the early 1990s by the National Party.

He rejected the most odious counterterrorism techniques of George W. Bush's administration, but otherwise did not change basic policies.

What, asked Edel, "after all is the most odious, horrid, intimate, thing that can happen to a man?

The most odious characters are never beyond momentary redemption, and the most admirable characters must endure patches of vileness.

The most odious of them all are special prosecutor Ken Kratz and former Manitowoc County sheriff Kenneth Peterson.

That risks intensifying voters' sense that politicians are not listening to them, further boosting the extremists, but it may be necessary against the most odious groups.

Armstrong's belongs in the most odious spot: the big lie perpetrated over many years, viciously defended by Armstrong and his pack-of-wolves lawyers.

Yet now we have the spectacle of a Nobel Peace Prize winner in effect helping to protect two of the most odious regimes in the world.