Sentence examples for odious effects from inspiring English sources
As a savvy British judge put it during the Keeley Houghton girl-bullying case, people don't realise that the "evil, odious effects" of these hurts often stay with us for life.
I gulped for a while as people used the film as a political football to further their own agendas, but realized the most important thing of all: suddenly everyone was discussing the odious effects of racism in America.
Legal prior restraint to prohibit speech is generally an anathema in the land of the first amendment, and this situation is especially odious given the injunction's effect: to protect a member of the rich and powerful class.
The point is made by citing the Companions (of the Prophet) who "burned (people) with fire, even though it is odious, because they knew the effect of rough violence in times of need".
The lighting by Jennifer Tipton and the set design by John Conklin, especially in the creation of the odious machine itself, add to the effect.
Wilson told NPR, "These effects aren't just due to more odious criminals advertising their malice through their faces, but rather suggests that these really are biases that might mislead people independent of any potential kernels of truth".
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.
A word with a fearsome and odious primary meaning has been adopted by our military to describe the effect of our air power on the enemy in Afghanistan.
Married for 20 years to the odious Mary, the highlight of his career has been the publication in Trout and Salmon of his paper, "Effects of Increased Water Acidity on the Caddis Fly Larvae".
