Sentence examples for abomination from from inspiring English sources

Like its predecessor, "Crank: High Voltage," the latest abomination from Mark Neveldine and Brian Taylor, is boorish, bigoted and borderline pornographic.

The minister for social affairs and health, Marisol Touraine, tweeted: "An abomination from Minute, the newspaper that hates France and incites racial hatred".

If Carolina and Arizona somehow both go down, the NFC is a free-for-all featuring the Vikings, the 7-5 Seahawks, the decidedly mediocre (and lucky) Packers... and some 7-9 or even 6-10 abomination from the NFC East.

In true Aussie fashion, it has taken this long for an abomination from 1991 to wash up on its shores.

Whereas the beautifully photographed "Labyrinth" unfolds in a familiar genre — the crusading lawyer's investigation — "Son of Saul" takes on the abomination from a different angle: inside the beast.

Young punks Tim Simona, James Tedesco, Mitchell Moses and Luke Brooks were running free like the buffalo and Pat Richards was launching abominations from space.

Pat Richards will land abominations from space and not join in the half-time parade of team-mates that beat the Cows in 2005.

And as you'll no doubt see in highlight reels across the ages, Hunt dropped one of Feldt's abominations from space before Thurston won the game and the Clive Churchill Medal.

The audio is synched up to the visuals correctly, it doesn't cut to a black screen for several minutes halfway through, and at no stage is the character of Keith Lemon inexplicably replaced with one of the shambling abominations from Begotten.

Do we gradually not turn into silent slaves, ready to carry out any abomination on command from "above"?

For French writers like Kadmi-Cohen, the author of "The American Abomination," the threat from United States was not just economic or military.