Sentence examples for odious thoughts from inspiring English sources
Imagine a bunch of formers getting together over coffee and a pack of cigarettes to talk about how they resisted the urge to beat someone senseless that day or instead succumbed to the temptation of odious thoughts.
The robust freedom of speech that must be guaranteed by a university must include the freedom to express thoughts, opinions, and views that others find odious, hateful, distasteful, and offensive.
Blair, as he had explained in a speech in Chicago in 1999, clearly sympathised with the thought that states capable of acting against odious tyrants could assume the role of global sheriffs and intervene with armed force when other options failed.
And the thought of going around looking at property is odious, your life passes before your eyes and you feel a bit like dying.' She still cycles everywhere, still buys her clothes in charity shops, still refuses to have a mobile phone.
She thought the people in fashion were odious".
Generalisations are odious.
