Sentence examples for to odious from inspiring English sources

Indeed the chap held a fairly broad range of opinions which fell into the "dubious to odious" categories.

Here, doomed to odious comparisons, they were joined by a third, the unfortunate David Lodge's Author, Author.

It was the case of a mild man screwing himself up, submitting to odious experience - as with Tebbit and the whispering campaign - but carrying on just the same.

In rock, whites basically stole the genre, and in some cases have taken it to odious extremes, as with Ted Nugent and his Confederate flag T-shirts and machine gun props.

The #DefineAboriginal hashtag launched as a response to odious comments delivered by Oldfield's former boss, the far-right senator Pauline Hanson, who claimed "there's no definition to an Aboriginal".

"Any search for the worst people in the country should logically begin one place: on Twitter," said Logsdon, who recommends scouring the social network for users who consistently show signs of narcissistic-personality disorder, poor impulse control, and other traits common to odious people.

Are comparisons to Gollum odious or nothing to be upset about?

She is a wretch, abominable almost beyond conception, so as to be odious, if known, to the most odious.

There has been a lot to find odious about the build-up to the most lucrative boxing match in history.

As a matter of policy such strict anti-immigration laws are dumb and harmful: they have done economic harm to Alabama and Georgia; they encourage citizens to rat out their neighbours; they lead to some odious police practices.

Well, it's still a problem here, which is why one might offer tentative plaudits to the odious county jail, which is at least trying to address the problem.