Sentence examples for odious I from inspiring English sources

But I wonder if I was right to argue on his program that on free speech grounds, far-right commentator Milo Yiannopoulos should have been allowed to visit Australia, no matter how odious I find his views.

Exit polls taken today bear out that theory, with a majority of voters agreeing with the statement, "I think Mitt Romney is so odious, I would rather vote for a mental patient in a sweater vest".

Although I find the term "chick flick" odious, I imagine that Columbia Pictures regards "Catch and Release" as exactly that, although there are signs that Ms. Grant was reaching for something more layered and subtle than the usual fairy-tale formula.

This one is just odious, I have to admit.

And since this is so odious, I am breaking my own rule for promoting candidates' web sites in order to bring you the link to the Democratic challenger to Stevens, Mark Begich.

As a teenager I sometimes worked as a beater or loader, and I think it is fair to say that the pheasant shoot is one of the most odious spectacles I have ever witnessed.

Ahmadinejad is odious but I don't think he's dangerous.

Apparently he doesn't understand that freedom of expression is a two-way street: if he can say odious things, I can oppose odious things.

"This was a diabolical, pre-meditated crime, one of the most odious that I have ever been involved with," said Santa Barbara County sheriff Bill Brown.

The way you did it was to embrace one of the most odious characters I've ever seen on screen - Andy in The Tailor of Panama.

(The odious "Did I Shave My Legs for This?" was runner-up to the poignant farewell ditty "Get Your Tongue Out of My Mouth 'Cause I'm Kissing You Goodbye").