Sentence examples for much more odious from inspiring English sources

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

How much more odious can a team be than one that has baseball's four top earners on its payroll?

"But," he continued, "My opinion is much more in favor of prudent management than of force, considering force not as an odious, but a feeble instrument in preserving a people as spirited as this".

"There is nothing I find more odious".

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

Lord Loxley (a brilliantly odious Aidan McArdle) was back in town to indulge in some blackmailing, war profiteering and generally opposing the will of his much more sensible wife.

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".

$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.