Sentence examples for an abominable thing from inspiring English sources

And when you're old you are never really less than your age and that's an abominable thing.

"There is no such thing as mass-produced acarajé, and no real Bahian is ever going to patronize a stand that sells such an abominable thing," scoffed Redinilson Soares da Silva, 56, a musician.

The British actor stuttered and fidgeted before asking viewers for forgiveness, saying: "I've done an abominable thing, and she's [Liz Hurley] been amazing about it, and contrary to what I read in the paper today, she's been very supportive, and we're going to try to work it out.'' At the time, Hurley was still refusing to comment.

Designers are there to make women more beautiful, to give them their freedom, not to collaborate with this dictatorship which imposes this abominable thing by which we hide women and make them live a hidden life.

Unless a stockman does abominable things to the range, his federal grazing permit has become de facto personal property.

That's an abominable shame.

Soon we had an abominable subliminable flapdoodle.

That's because it has an abominable reputation.

She wrote in her diary in 1912, "artists are an abominable race.

This is an abominable time of year for the radio listener.

Slaughtering captives is an abominable war crime nonetheless, but it's not necessarily genocide.