Sentence examples for abominable to from inspiring English sources

It would be abominable to forget.

That they held opinions abominable to those of us who tirelessly invigilate the political niceties goes without saying.

Also abominable to me is the Sunday-in-the-Park-With-George strategy with the same goal.

I would question how well-equipped most travellers are to judge which regimes are sufficiently abominable to justify staying away.

(He was rather abominable to my Cherokee ancestors, even though they had long since turned non-threatening).

And it only got worse as we approached the election, because nothing is more abominable to Washington regulators than to become an election issue.

Justice Minister Heiko Maas called people who set refugees' homes on fire "cowardly and abominable," according to an article due to be published in Welt am Sonntag.

If we actually believe that a democracy is something worth having, this abominable attempt to subvert it has to be opposed vociferously and effectively.

Stevens gave these prints to Levine, who returned The Abominable Snowmen to the BBC in February 1982, although he held back Invasion of the Dinosaurs from the BBC for a while.

Conservative lawyers had long warned of perverse consequences: restricting the freedom of British courts; and then – if we're still in the convention – provoking a new rush of cases to Strasbourg; or – if we leave – setting an abominable example to the likes of Russia.

The group whose record on human rights is truly abominable, continue to enjoy impunity for a host of past crimes, alleged to include rape, torture and murder.