Sentence examples for abominations of from inspiring English sources

Every nation state whitewashes the abominations of its founders.

That said, the college status system is one of the abominations of the age.

He intended to remove her from "the temptation and abominations of the stage".

Islam forbids the consumption of alcohol and the Koran explicitly calls intoxicants "the abominations of Satan's handiwork".

He recently described it publicly as "one of the biggest abominations of a house I've ever seen".

Take the abominations of James Jameson, the Irish whiskey heir, who stayed behind while Stanley went on searching for the reluctant Schnitzer.

"Your cell phone is the abomination of abominations to me.

Turn over, and there is the abomination of Hiroshima.

This is supposed to be an abomination of some kind.

All of us can't stand "The Black Square" and the "self-assertion of that entity called 'the abomination of desolation.' " Yet they keep submitting projects that consist of "the abomination of desolation," solely of the abomination, and nothing else.

The film is rooted in its opposition to the comfortably foreign abomination of Nazism.