The phrase "abominable life" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a life that is considered detestable or extremely unpleasant.
Example: "After years of hardship and suffering, he felt trapped in an abominable life that offered no hope for change."
Alternatives: "horrible existence" or "detestable life".
There's a time and place for drawing parallels between fictional murder and abominable acts of real-life violence – and a first-impressions report on a Dracula game probably isn't one of them.
Yes, it's a shame that I'll never be "normal," but I can't bear those doctor's surgery-style magazine articles full of claims of how some abominable experience turned somebody's life around for the better.
ROBERT GANGI, the executive director of the Correctional Association of New York, a group that monitors prisons, said that he was struggling to reconcile an ex-convict's hope for a new life and Mr. Steinberg's abominable crime.
"Everyone, including the most abominable of human beings, has a right to life, and capital punishment is therefore unconstitutional," Justice Chaskalson wrote.
"They should at least get a life sentence, which is what they deserve for those abominable crimes," she said in an interview.
I am, thus, naturally upset when otherwise well-meaning liberal friends cherry-pick on the sanctity of life (abortion is okay, but the death penalty is abominable; abortion and the death penalty are okay, but war is verboten; war is sometimes okay, and abortion is always okay, but the death penalty and death by cop are always wrong because "innocent life" might be taken).
And it's not as if Israel has no precedent in taking the life of a mass murderer, having put to death one abominable soul, the architect of the holocaust itself, Adolf Eichmann, at midnight in a Ramla prison on May 31 , 1962
Designers are there to make women more beautiful, to give them their freedom, not to collaborate with this dictatorship which imposes this abominable thing by which we hide women and make them live a hidden life.
The overturned law, condemned as "abominable" by rights groups but popular among many Ugandans, called for proven homosexuals to be jailed for life.
For all that Charles Darwin figured out about life on earth, he was perpetually perplexed by flowering plants, calling their explosive evolution an "abominable mystery".
