Sentence examples for an abomination that from inspiring English sources
Hitler's paintings are amateurish, but they certainly aren't an abomination – that came later.
Iris Robinson, a former DUP MP and the wife of the party's leader, described homosexuality as "disgusting, loathsome, nauseating, wicked and vile", as well as an "abomination" that could be "cured".
Last year Iris Robinson, a DUP MP and wife of Northern Ireland's first minister, caused controversy when she condemned homosexuality as an "abomination" that could be "cured" with psychiatry.
For many, it was an abomination that works with such dark origins could be turned into commodities.
"Dressy shorts" are an abomination that diminish the entire human race, and they should be set alight at every opportunity.
Once regarded as an abomination that would never find acceptance, marital unions of a man with a man and a woman with a woman are being normalized in state after state.
People will perhaps be keen to paint this as a curmudgeonly assault on the popular Harry Potter, painting him as an evil abomination that has corrupted our children and heralded the death knell of children's fiction, but that is a shallow reading of a complex series that delights in layering meanings and references in the playground of our imagination".
You are a piscine abomination that would make a hagfish gag.
The crossbow, apparently, was a moral abomination that made warfare into a depersonalized and dishonorable 'point-and-click' affair, disrupting the existing code of ethics and balance of power.
Jacobs propelled himself to victory on a promise to cut taxes, eliminate government waste, and help more Knox County kids make it to college that last piece being a particularly interesting agenda for a guy the WWE describes as "a monstrous abomination that seems to have been extracted directly from your childhood nightmares".
All this from a guy whom the WWE describes as "a monstrous abomination that seems to have been extracted directly from your childhood nightmares".
