Sentence examples for abomination among from inspiring English sources
Sargent noted that Romney is only in this bind because of the vagaries of "GOP primary politics," which dictate that Romney's once highly touted solution to the problem of universal health care coverage is now considered to be a constitutional abomination among the elites of the Republican Party.
It's hard for advocates of political Islam to recognize the rights of their political adversaries because they believe that those who disagree with them oppose their religion: they are either infidels, sinners, agents of the West or of Zionism, or, at the very least, degenerates trying to spread abominations among the faithful.
Indeed, mass-produced, standardized spirits — the tasteless, odorless vodka of the cosmo — are an abomination in these parts and the common foe among the state's distillers.
"And these are Weekly Standard subscribers!" Among those Republicans who think that the President is an abomination, the progress of the Trump phenomenon has unmasked the nature of their own coalition.
