Sentence examples for abhorrent working from inspiring English sources

Slick renderings of alluring forms might be all the more effective at occluding abhorrent working conditions than were their hand-drafted equivalents.

Abhorrent working and living conditions meant the workers were housed in sub-standard accommodation and transported in prohibited, un-certified vehicles". Yesterday Beckson gave the Guardian a tour of his base at Lakenheath Hall, a converted 17th-century manor house in the village of Lakenheath, Suffolk.

"This crime is an appalling one, shooting journalists going about their work is an abhorrent act of cowardice, but killing, even killing a killer, is never right".

Ken Loach has reiterated his belief that some critics find the idea of a politically informed working class "abhorrent".

Ecological devastation, the displacement of traditional ways of living, and the explosion of urban populations living and working in abhorrent conditions all factored into their denunciations of modern life.

So Islam found this abhorrent practice and worked to gradually remove it".

A British Transport Police spokesman said: "Any crime or incident of anti-social behaviour which is motivated by racial hatred is particularly abhorrent and British Transport Police is working hard to drive such behaviour from the railway.

My work brought me in contact with hundreds of women and children who were survivors of the most horrific and abhorrent form of abuse and betrayal of trust.

"Domestic abuse and stalking are abhorrent crimes, which is why this Government is working to protect victims and stop perpetrators at the earliest opportunity," a spokesperson told us.

It's obvious that, however dense and vacuum-abhorrent, every work of Wiley's is a work in progress, not so much finished as put aside - and, with its writing and sketching and myriad wandering lines, that his art is one of notation, aside, and doodle, an active meditation that embraces the artist's, and our own, deficit attention span.

The right sees working with such groups as an endorsement of abhorrent behavior.