Sentence examples for abhorrent characters from inspiring English sources

Likeable writers regularly create abhorrent characters, but can the same be said of the opposite?

There was risk, too: what if these "stage" writers were abhorrent characters who traduced the books you loved?

It's safe to say that Ramsay is now the most abhorrent character in Game of Thrones.

By 1941, with anti-Jewish propaganda intensifying in readiness for the expulsions, the abhorrent character of the occupation was becoming clear.

"If I were to give a surface level assessment of Todd, I'd say he's an abhorrent character with little to no redeeming qualities," she said.

Rashan Charles' death was justified in public consciousness because we viewed him as a morally abhorrent character – somebody who not only consumed drugs, but sold them too.

It's a dream sequence, but behind its prim and proper facade lurks the deceit, lies, and evilness of the abhorrent Betty character.

Despite its modernist sensibility, there is little reason to be intimidated, unless you find the character of James abhorrent.

Carroll O'Connor brought his humanity to the character even though he had these abhorrent views.

Lyrically, Dulli's songs were brutal, narcissistic theater, examinations of characters whose behavior in adult relationships was downright abhorrent.

Tony is too simplistically abhorrent to care about; the only people he truly mimics are other characters on bad TV.