Sentence examples for odious about from inspiring English sources

What, then, is so odious about the Labor party?

Her scenes are hilarious because, in many ways, Resnick represents everything odious about the OJ trial.

What is odious about the notion of so-called crimes of passion is how the phrase necessarily implicates victims, because it is the very desirability of the victims, after all, that provokes their assailants to madness (passion).

Gary Cohn, Trump's chief economic adviser and, reportedly, the top candidate for the chair, represents so much that is odious about the Administration: the former president of Goldman Sachs, he blatantly favors the interests of banks and of the wealthy.

There has been a lot to find odious about the build-up to the most lucrative boxing match in history.

What is particularly odious about this man's conduct is the contemptuous disregard he has for the American people.

A prime minister using such irresponsible and odious language about desperate people deserves widespread criticism.

Mr Ahmedinejad may say some odious things about Israel, but Mr Putin actually sent troops into a neighbouring country.

I've no wish to meet politicians - most of them have the most odious ideas about people.

ONE of the more odious things about modern presidential politics is the attempt to create "character" by injecting what screenwriters like to call "backstory".

"But I am appalled that a book containing insulting and odious remarks about Jews should be published by a firm bearing the name 'Gollancz'".