Sentence examples for could be abhorrent from inspiring English sources

This designation seems to apply to Highsmith's love life, her relationship to her parents, and also to her social behavior, which could be abhorrent, especially when she was drinking.

I disagreed that addition could be abhorrent, so now I write this from the Special Housing Unit of a federal prison.

Marginalised sectors of society who already suffer from discrimination, such as minorities and those with obesity, may find that microbiome research leads to a greater 'scientific' basis for marginalisation - the results of which could be abhorrent.

If extensions are (as standardly understood) various kinds of sets, nothing could be more abhorrent to Leśniewski.

No, he could not shed light on any reported plan to behead a police officer, except to say that such a thing would be abhorrent.

The sequester was designed to be abhorrent to both parties.

Racism in any form has to be abhorrent".

This should be abhorrent to any patriotic American.

The company, which says it works with law enforcement in the event of an urgent threat, added that the networking site was a place where beliefs, however abhorrent, could be shared.

Nevertheless, nature abhors a vacuum, and Kagan's probably right that in Libya, the wrong kind of vacuum could be filled by something that's naturally abhorrent.

The same could be said of the abuse of human beings, and it's surely true, and is no less abhorrent.