| She needs to accumulate much more odium before she'll qualify for the UN job. |
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| For some inexplicable reason, I found that my odium for a certain Coach Rams significantly outweighs my detestation of Damien Rose. |
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| The odium is either gone or all over pervasive, and the township revolts are assuming an endemic scale and nature reminiscent of 20 years ago. |
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| Pursing her lips together Kyle stormed off her odium for him increasing with every living day. |
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| Stalin's military and political dispositions once the war started have incurred odium. |
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| While Lakshmi is the goddess of riches, her elder sister is the deity of poverty, indigence, odium, reproach and ignominy. |
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| With the return of Scots to respectability in the 19th century, Scotticisms have lost much of their former odium. |
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| The literary form, the clerihew, was invented by a schoolboy, all about Sir Humphrey Davy who lived with the odium of having discovered sodium. |
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| This assumption is the opposite of the odium theologicum that too often poisons the atmosphere of the church. |
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| That is the sort of thing which, if permitted, brings the administration of justice into odium. |
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| It was a clever stratagem for defeating the tax proposals without incurring the popular odium for doing so. |
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| Should they denounce the Navajo dolls as fakes and frauds, thereby piling more cultural, colonial odium on these people, or should they uphold the integrity of the Hopi? |
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| Wellington twice reached the zenith of fame with a period of unexampled odium intervening. |
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| For this I can reasonably expect the eternal odium of the architectural profession, but this revelation must proceed despite the personal cost to myself. |
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| The loser endures the odium of disappointed supporters and power-hungry rivals. But, if you shift the focus from Gore and Bush to their respective parties, the paradox becomes more powerful. |
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| The acceptance of religious pluralism and the privatization of religious faith in this century largely freed from the legal and religious odium of the apostate those individuals who changed their religion. |
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| Burns Philp was to incur public odium in the most notorious case in Queensland concerning blackbirding. |
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| I had incurred the maximum of political odium for the minimum of political benefit. |
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| To diminish the odium the king insisted that if Snorri had submitted he would have been spared. |
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| Wee Craig Brown is no numpty, but all that odium theologicum and contemplative mysticism would do his wee napper in. |
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| Hence the odium theologicum of the scientific attacks on religious belief even where it doesn't seek to trespass on scientific territory. |
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| The odium theologicum against gnosis, first attested in the Pastoral Epistles, is still alive and well. |
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| Our past kin had a far greater right to free speech than we have today, where ferocious penalties and odium are dealt out to those who dare to speak freely on matters vital to the folk. |
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| His conduct brought him into odium, or, brought odium upon him. |
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| It has its military wing, in Greenpeace and other activist organisations, and also its intense committees, its odium theologicum and its campaigning journals. |
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| Also, Odium was a teetotaler and attempted to ensure that his men received pea soup and lime juice rather than the daily issue of two ounces of overproof service rum. |
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