Even decomposition, though odious in sight and smell, is not dangerous; the bacteria that cause decomposition are not the same as those that cause disease.
And for the odious comparison, Jessop gave two chances to Botham's one.
I bet the bikers had a right old laugh about it when they stopped at the pub for lunch, the odious morons.
Their ostensible grasps at scientific credibility crumble upon even a cursory inspection, and their odious arguments, bereft of facts, should not be allowed set the tone of the conversation.
Even the flimsy pretext of concern for children rings resoundingly hollow: despite the odious insinuations of conservative groups, homosexuality itself is not psychologically unhealthy.
It also accounts for the odious posters of Mrs Merkel defaced with a Hitler moustache brandished by demonstrators in Greece.Ganz, Schön, LustigGermans see things differently.
However, we also believe in the principle of not supporting schools whose programs we, and our constituents, find to be odious and wrong.
Let not the working man think himself merely an atom in the political machine; his vote might turn the election for Liverpool, and the one vote for Liverpool might destroy for ever this odious corn law.
The restructuring, done under the auspices of the Paris Club, an informal group of western creditor countries, came earlier than expected and just in time for the first round of Iraqi elections expected in January.Generous or not, the deal owed nothing to the notion that Iraq's debts were "odious", incurred by a tyrannical government and therefore unworthy of repayment.
General Pinochet probably did some very odious things, but some of his opponents were no angels.
So we become less likely to feel that life is disposable or cheap, and more likely to see intolerably profound loss in premature death.Insofar as guns are seen as dangerous tools for killing, it makes sense that they would become increasingly odious to increasingly peaceful sensibilities.
