Sentence examples for every abhorrent from inspiring English sources

Every abhorrent, mean-spirited, prejudiced thought that pops into her head will become associated with vomiting.

What she's uncovered is evidence to suggest that concentration camps, beheadings, rape and starvation – basically every abhorrent thing you can think of inflicting on another human being – is being inflicted on the Rohingya community by their Burmese oppressors.

Andrew Bagley, 40, a diehard supporter of both President Barack Obama and Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt). said he found Trump's every utterance "abhorrent".

He said: "Homophobic abuse, lyrics and literature are every bit as abhorrent to those concerned as material inciting hatred based on race and religion, and have no place in our communities".

"To fail them on absolutely every level is abhorrent".

To leave office before my term is completed is abhorrent to every instinct in my body.

In his brief, restrained, and utterly dignified address this evening Mr Nixon told the American people his decision to leave office was "abhorrent to every instinct in my body," but, he insisted, "I must put the interests of the nation first".

In the heat of the 1996 presidential campaign, he released "Sex With Your Parents," a song aiming "to mock and ridicule the right-wing Republican fundamentalists who are so abhorrent to every principle of freedom of expression".

"There are a minority of deviant people who are commit such abhorrent crimes in every community.

However, at one time, the idea of a total surveillance state tracking one's every move would have been abhorrent to most Americans.

But in my mind every act of violence is abhorrent, whether it's done by those with badges or uniforms or [to the sound of] trumpets.