Sentence examples for too loathsome from inspiring English sources

But Harry Chandler is too loathsome and Norman Chandler too bland to carry so much of a book, even with the help of Norman's supercharged wife, Dorothy (Buff) Chandler.

Even though he's been found too morally loathsome to sit among the lawmakers of Italy, Berlusconi will continue his incessant intrigues as a leader of his faction.

That's precisely what won the day for those of us who advocated for South African divestment: eventually, however long it took, about 200 US companies doing business in South Africa found the PR cost of being associated with its loathsome apartheid regime too high to pay, and pulled out of the country, triggering a massive flight of capital.

But what virality giveth, it can taketh away in a hurry, as Roseanne Barr found out when her online behavior which has been erratic and loathsome for years got too racist for ABC, which immediately canceled her hit sitcom reboot after Barr compared former Obama aide Valerie Jarrett to a monkey.

In my hometown of Leeds, which is just across the Pennines from Manchester, he was (and is) roundly hated — the personification of everything loathsome about a too-successful rival referred to locally as "the scum".

"Trump's loathsome comments about women and our appearances are too many to list and too crass to repeat.

Not to put too fine a point on it, Bertram is a loathsome twit who treats Helena like something on the sole of his shoe.

There's occasionally something off-putting too about the bare-chested machismo present in most loathsome imitations of this recent trend.

But to her I was also the most ill-dressed and loathsome mother on the planet.

Chief among them was author Stephen King, who had this to say about the loathsome character: "King Joffrey: one glass of one too many.

For the audience, such a gruesome execution was deeply satisfying – after King Joffrey's all-too-abrupt choking fit, here was some cosmic comeuppance for a genuinely loathsome villain.