Sentence examples for about the abominable from inspiring English sources

Among the manuscripts on display are a letter written by Catherine of Aragon, Henry's first wife, complaining (in Spanish) about the "abominable litigation" between the king and herself and asserting that though she had first been married to Henry's brother Arthur, she "remained a maid and was a maid" at the time of her marriage to Henry.

At PSIFF, I've also caught outstanding, if rarely seen, American works, such as the inspiring 2013 documentary Defiant Requiem about a Jewish choir formed inside the Nazi concentration camp Terezin (which was notoriously used to fool Red Cross inspectors about the abominable conditions faced by captives).

If people have their eyes closed, it is because they want to, not because the information is not available about animal cruelty and the abominable conditions under which animals destined for food consumption live.

The most recent thing to influence me is the book, The Abominable Showman, about David Merrick.

The Abominable Snowman is about a group of adventurers that go exploring.

The abominable Anti-Homosexuality Act, about which I wrote for the Guardian in 2014, was later rescinded.

I was being driven against my will along with a bunch of illegal workers from eastern Europe to the removal center at Tel Aviv's Ben Gurion airport, all for the abominable error of writing about Israel's illegal occupation of Palestinian territory.

"Not at all the abominable snowman we're used to hearing about".

And who really cares about his analysis of what might have gone wrong with the abominable "Showgirls" or his problems with a script called "Male Pattern Baldness"?

Despite having signed up last year for the abominable After Earth, Smith is famously picky about his projects, so it's no surprise he turned down a second film.

To learn more about the culture of homophobia and violence plaguing LGBT individuals in Jamaica, check out "The Abominable Crime," screening from Sept. 19-24 in Washington, DC.