Sentence examples for considered abhorrent from inspiring English sources

Proselytising is considered abhorrent in the Hindu faith.

In the West, FGM is considered abhorrent, and prominent figures from Hillary Clinton to Angelina Jolie have condemned it.

The public statements of Cottrell and the handful of other fascists who have joined Reclaim and the UPF may be considered abhorrent and marginal, but this does not mean they cannot affect (or succeed in mobilising) public opinion.

Gay rights organizations in Alabama and Washington called yesterday for the resignation of Chief Justice Roy Moore of the Alabama Supreme Court, who wrote in a child-custody opinion issued on Friday that homosexuality was considered "abhorrent, immoral, detestable, a crime against nature and a violation of the laws of nature and of nature's God".

"Homosexual conduct is, and has been, considered abhorrent, immoral, detestable, a crime against nature, and a violation of the laws of nature and of nature's God upon which this nation and our laws are predicated," Moore wrote in a 2002 opinion.

He almost always maintains an even-tempered tone, even as he discusses lending practices that he says he considers abhorrent.

He was literally no different than the strivers at accelerators around the world except he dealt in what some of the world considers abhorrent.

Europeans and Americans often feel uneasy about each other's attitude towards capital punishment -- a punishment that many in the US openly support but which Europeans consider abhorrent to the point that 'executions per capita' is quite frequently used as a negative global measurement of political and human rights.

The Spanish sports paper As has created an entire word, villarato, describing the abhorrent (well, whatever Real Madrid consider it abhorrent, or whenever FC Barcelona benefit) referring in La Liga.

He considers texting "abhorrent".

Does he understand some people consider this abhorrent?