Sentence examples for abominable idea from inspiring English sources
Officials and security experts make several broad points about why a military strike on Iran anytime soon would be an abominable idea.
My Sunday column argues that there isn't a real debate over a military strike on Iran, but a false debate: experts overwhelmingly think a strike now would be an abominable idea.
The Chosen People (lest ye forget Jesus was a Jew too) get a special chance, but aren't admitted without conversion -- the entire scenario abominable as an idea to observant Jews and bizarre to others.
Though most Europeans consider his methods abominable, his anti-immigrant ideas, while extreme, are in tune with a growing current of xenophobia in Europe.
Sitting at her kitchen counter, Joanne talked a mile a minute, but about other things - new ideas brewing, the city slush's abominable effects on footwear, whether I should get a dog (no), and how my boyfriend likes his new job.
"The idea that it was kiddie porn was abominable," the baroness said.
The Aufbau's most senior editor, Monika Ziegler, found the idea of a bumbling, prancing Hitler and the dancing swastika abominable and said so.
The idea of this decorative mourning, smacking of kitsch, didn't seem exactly abominable, yet quite possibly tasteless.
No one looks as if they have the faintest idea what they're supposed to be doing, and the quality of the photographs is abominable.
Lenin said that "every religious idea and every idea of God "is unutterable vileness ... of the most dangerous kind, 'contagion' of the most abominable kind.
