The phrase "abhorrent view" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a perspective or opinion that is considered repugnant or morally unacceptable.
Example: "Many people expressed their outrage at the politician's abhorrent view on immigration."
Alternatives: "repugnant opinion" or "detestable perspective."
And I do get people ringing up or texting in with abhorrent views.
Apparently, the way to nail a rightwing commentator with abhorrent views is to attack her from further on the right.
"Australia is a diverse and vibrant multicultural country and the abhorrent views of Professor Spurr don't belong here.
For while it is one thing to hold morally abhorrent views about the subordinate role of women, it is quite another for such views to influence admissions policy.
It must deal with a very modern problem – that of players using social media to air or support abhorrent views – and an outdated one in homophobia.
Littlejohn, having pointed out that moderate Muslims regard the preacher as having "repugnant" and "abhorrent" views, went into satirical mode to imagine how the day would pan out.
"With such abhorrent views, Eric Blankenstein shouldn't be let anywhere near the CFPB's fair lending office, let alone running it," said Karl Frisch, executive director of the left-leaning watchdog group.
But in working out the details of this new arrangement, our president should not give his personal imprimatur to leaders who espouse repulsive, abhorrent views that undermine a vital U.S. national security interest.
Prominent members of the British National party are today revealed as Nazi-sympathisers and racists with abhorrent views on such diverse issues as teenage violence, David Beckham and even David Cameron's deceased son, Ivan.
I would like to think that he would have been confirmed without further ado — or, better, rejected, but on the legitimate grounds of inadequate qualifications and unknowable or abhorrent views.
