The South Koreans countered that it had been put there by the North to distract the world's attention from his abominable score that day.
The art world is peculiarly suited to dramatize a problem, or at least a syndrome, of the present day: that of abominable wealth, by which I mean the effect of huge fortunes on people who don't have them.
"THERE are some sour and smelly literati these days who are utterly abominable," a retired military officer reportedly told a recent gathering in Beijing.
He brings out well the paradox of Eichmann's genuine interest in Jewish history and culture (he greeted his captors with a Hebrew prayer), and the abominable crimes he committed.Argentina, in those days infested with Nazi sympathisers, was furious at Israel's action.
Whenever I imagine the intelligence community these days, I think of The Abominable Snowman crushing Bugs Bunny in his massive paw as he happily sings, "Oh boy!
"What an ideal Valentine's Day gift!" "And if you have abominable abdominals...then this is for you: it's the 1600 Series Home Abdominal Roller".... "... We've just had our hundredth call for Item No. 321....[t]he Dick Morris key chain, with lucky-foot charm.
The origin and radiation of the angiosperms is a well-known difficult problem that fascinated biologists since the days of Darwin who called it "an abominable mystery" [ 76].
Martin and I started this relatively young compared to other Holmes and Watsons, so why not?" 'Sherlock: The Abominable Bride' will be screened on BBC1 on New Year's Day, and in selected cinemas worldwide.
