The museum is filled with so many odious works that few will remain if the decency folks do their job.
For British visitors, the monument is a useful reminder of Britain's long occupation of Burma, the most graphic account of which can be found in George Orwell's Burmese Days, a fictionalised memoir of the odious colleagues he worked with as an imperial policeman in northern Burma in the 1920s.
Which is more important – conflict with Iran or working with the odious regime in Tehran, much as we allied with Stalin in the second world war, to contain Taliban and Sunni Islamist extremism?
To complicate matters further Jeanene ends up dating Dilip Dhesi, a bright young lawyer who works with the odious Edward; and she finds herself assigned to an obnoxious right-wing faculty adviser named George Beckinsale, who happens to be Sebastian's nemesis.
"If the government want to try and close it down, that's a very odious act of censorship against people creating works of art.
He returns to the streets where he grew up, now with a police escort, to sing to 17,000 fans from a stage overlooking an odious Inland Revenue office where he once worked.
We'll never know what Mr. Thurmond might have said, how he would have explained why he worked so hard to perpetuate an odious social caste system without regard for the consequences to his own flesh and blood.
They would have to stop the odious practice of secretly beginning foreclosure proceedings while supposedly working on a mortgage modification.
On his third day in office, President Obama issued an executive order lifting the odious "global gag rule" that denied federal money for family planning work abroad to any group that performed abortions or counseled about the procedure, even with its own money.
It is often pride, emulation, avarice, malice all the odious qualities which drive a man to complete, elaborate, refine, destroy, renew his work until he has made something that gratifies his pride and envy and greed.
