Sentence examples for that's odious from inspiring English sources

Whether one cares about states' rights (as King's own party proclaims), decency toward animals, or laws to prevent fires -- and firefighter deaths -- it seems there's something about the King amendment that's odious to just about everyone.

Gary Cohn, Trump's chief economic adviser and, reportedly, the top candidate for the chair, represents so much that is odious about the Administration: the former president of Goldman Sachs, he blatantly favors the interests of banks and of the wealthy.

It will require negotiations with Bashar al-Assad and acceptance of compromises that are odious.

Think of "advice" as cynical, gutter-level, political crap that's just odious and vulgar to listen to, rendered by sad idiots playing cutthroat politics with the same set of dull blades, where if you hear enough of it in one place you just think, "Let's burn this country to the ground and start over".

They say that comparisons are odious, but the American novelist Adam Haslett will probably forgive the critics who are reaching for analogies with some of the greats.

It's odious.

It's odious, dangerous and racist.

In practice, it's odious torture porn.

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.

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

And racial discrimination is still something that is, unfortunately, a part of the American existence, and it rears its head in places that are particularly odious".