Sentence examples for odious world from inspiring English sources
And even Apostle Russell Ballard's measured remarks to the odious World Congress of Families in Salt Lake offered a hand of fellowship to those who view things differently.
I cast her as Odious Old World Mother to my Plucky American Heroine and, until I found the photograph, I didn't look back.
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.
In this new administration, let's help them — and see if with new approaches we can finally topple one of the most odious regimes in the world.
Scooters are considered odious in the skateboarding world – sort of like a rival gang, if the rival gang was full of nerds whose dads don't let them swear or leave the house without kneepads – so I asked the guy in the video above as to whether they were regularly harangued for scootering rather than skating, as per my youth.
In a farewell interview, he scoffed, "I am too odious for this brave new world".
Surkov himself, ever ironic and self-possessed, has quipped that he is "too odious for this brave new world".
Asked whether he would take a role in settling down the protests, Mr. Surkov said no. "I am too odious for this brave new world," he said.
"There is blood on the hands of other regimes who want to promote positive media coverage by walking down tomorrow's red carpet," said Denis MacShane, a Labour lawmaker and former Foreign Office minister, adding, "we are seeing crass insensitivity in allowing representatives of some of the world's most odious regimes take part in the royal wedding".
"The task of the council is to express the disgust of the entire world at the odious crimes that the Syrian state is committing against its people," he said.
