Sentence examples for an abomination of from inspiring English sources
This is supposed to be an abomination of some kind.
To his family it was "an abomination of nature," he recalls his mother saying.
How do you feel about cold soup – a delight or an abomination of nature?
It's an abomination of journalism and a disgrace to the AJ brand".
We think it's an abomination of what real plastic surgeons and true patients do.
If I couldn't be noisy, I could still be an abomination of motor skills gone amok.
It is an abomination to think of somebody doing this whatever the circumstances are.
He said the European arrest warrant was "an abomination to those of us who care about freedom and justice".
The European Arrest Warrant is an abomination to those of us who care about freedom and justice.
I know the police work incredibly hard, we have an anti-gangs programme there... It is an abomination to think of somebody doing this whatever the circumstances are.
HDS professor Francis Clooney, S.J. writes in American Magazine that Donald Trump's latest call to exclusion is not only deeply offensive to Muslims, it is an abomination to people of other faith traditions as well.
