Sentence examples for odious words from inspiring English sources

With the very real audio of Trump uttering odious words about pussy-grabbing in the background, Apple's chant of "We don't want your tiny hands anywhere near our underpants" was tailor-made for the Women's March on Washington and beyond.

You type in a particularly odious word or phrase — "incentivize," say — and "Unsuck It" spits out the plain-English equivalent, along with a sentence for context.

So firmly that it is using welfare policy to encourage the poor to get married.For many American conservatives there is no more odious word in the lexicon than "paternalism".

They were essentially saying, "Let's be more polite to each other" rather than "Let's bring to task those people whose bombastic, odious, contemptuous words lower us all and elicit hatred and revenge for fabricated offense".

Maxwell, on the other, permitted a redefinition of the word odious.

Philippe Courtois, who represents a group of 1,300 people with the implants, said of Mr. Mas: "This person is dangerous, and his words were odious.

The odious meaning of the word was transformed by a legendary partygoer and hostess in 1933.

Gladstone was an unprincipled maniac and honest in the most odious sense of the word, said his rival Disraeli; who in turn was called a miscreant of abominable, foul and atrocious nature by an Irish politician.

There's something so strange, odious and fleshy about the word.

The act, not the word, is aggressive and odious.

He felt that the word "juvenile" was an "odious... product of a merchandising age".