Sentence examples for abomination of a human from inspiring English sources

Put him in a pond and feed him gravel, you unthinking abomination of a human.

He singled out "Beloved," he said, because in the abominations of that story -- the abomination of slavery and the abomination of a mother murdering her child -- lay the most haunting question facing the black world.

Gresso is at it again with the Gresso Luxor, an abomination of a phone designed for rich men.

Not one of them has the abomination of an immovable metal fence, the real killer 20 years ago.

Also, John Keane, the acting deputy assistant secretary of state for Western Hemisphere affairs, said last month that the Sandinistas still had in their fold hard-liners who were responsible for "abominations" of human and civil rights.

So began a war that has waxed and waned, sputtered and sprinted, until it became an unmitigated disaster, an abomination of justice and a self-perpetuating, trillion-dollar economy of wasted human capital, ruined lives and decimated communities.

It's an abomination of journalism and a disgrace to the AJ brand".

The detention facility itself is a human rights abomination, but it's not just the physical center that is a problem – it is the spirit it embodies.

How do you feel about cold soup – a delight or an abomination of nature?

For a writer, the notion of stage fright and the abomination of public display have an instantly recognizable correlate.

Panzanella: a work of thrifty genius, or a culinary abomination of soggy bread and vinegar?