Sentence examples for really odious from inspiring English sources

At this level of craftsmanship comparisons are really odious.

Puzzling over such questions was "really odious," an unwelcome reminder of her victimization, she said.

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

Who is the most evil member of the Nexus, a six-man international cabal with black-on-yellow logos that make the creeps seem like a really odious multinational corporation?

It is troubling if Paterson doesn't know who victims really are, and odious if he does and pretends otherwise.

But what I really remember was the odious stink in the place.

The retired David Ogilvy, from the comfort of his 12th-century Château de Touffou in France, immediately fumed, "The idea of being taken over by that odious little shit really gives me the creeps.

The moral debate about odious debt doesn't really apply; Greece has been a democracy since 1974.

More recently, a major I.M.F. and World Bank initiative eliminated a significant portion of Third World debt, much of which is, if not odious, then at least really dislikable.

Georvyl and Rird and Rodri and Llaian may have charms for Cambrian ears, but who can feel an interest in Tezozomoc, Tlalala, or Ocelopan how could we swallow Yuhidthiton, Coanocotzin, and, above all, the yawnings jaw-dislocating Ayayaca?—These torturing words, particularly the latter, remind us so strongly of the odious cacophony of the Nurse and Child, that they really are not to be tolerated".

With Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce in crisis -- yes, Roger really did do nothing about the impending loss of Lucky Strike and the ever-odious Lee Garner Jr. really did let word seep out sooner than his promised 30 days -- Peggy performs well by giving her previously scheduled pitch on a campaign for one of Playtex's female products.