Sentence examples for abhorrent example from inspiring English sources

Whether you think Wired City is an abhorrent example of Internet over-sharing taken to the extreme or you too cannot wait to begin lifecasting 24/7, it is instructive to look at how Harris thinks it can work.

Popper was impressed by how easy it is to supposedly verify all sorts of assertions; those of psychoanalytic theories seemed to him to be abhorrent examples.

Or was it just because the five guys who attacked her and her boyfriend were abhorrent examples of humanity?

We find poor hygiene abhorrent, for example, because picking your nose and not bathing increases your chances of getting sick and thereby our chances of catching something from you.

The Taliban's blinkered atavism, for example, is abhorrent to nearly everyone else.

Of course, examples of abhorrent behavior exist amongst pockets of women, but the majority of us recognize it as being such.

The European Union's mission in Kabul said it was "appalled by the brutal targeting" of the police officer, and added: "Any murder of a police officer is to be condemned, but the killing of a female officer whose service was not only to her country, but to Afghan women, to whom Ms. Kakar served as an example, is particularly abhorrent".

They find the number of abortions carried out each year abhorrent, to name just three examples.

"I just think, as abhorrent as some of those examples are, I think the reality is also that I get things wrong when I speak publicly.

The idea of missing one's station or stop, for example, he finds utterly abhorrent.

The second example is Michael Bay's abhorrent Transformers movies, which have become so successful that they are now completely critic-proof.