Sentence examples for odious to from inspiring English sources

The sacrifice of André made Arnold odious to his would-be allies among the loyalists.

The idea of being interred in the graveyard beside him seemed suddenly odious to me.

When the comparisons were published, they were indeed odious to Englishmen.

Judge Fuld said making distinctions based on ancestry was "odious to a free people".

"Secret arrests," wrote Judge Gladys Kessler, "are a concept odious to a democratic society".

"There are some things in there that are really odious to Republicans," Mr. Huff said of the Democrats' budget.

For a governor, someone to give boring and odious jobs to.

First off, any small clumps in the roux will be less odious owing to the taste of garlic (as opposed to raw flour).

But with the return of the odious balls to our shores, it's time for Fallon to make his point a little more forcefully.

He thinks that much of the debt is illegitimate - or "odious" - to use the legal term, and ought by rights to be cancelled.

But what Sheldrakeans most resented was the odious reference to the bonfire.