Sentence examples for has been abominable from inspiring English sources

His behaviour has been abominable for decades – and not only towards his own people.

"If the incident itself were not beastly enough, Korean Air's response has been abominable," Korea Herald said in an editorial.

John Everett Millais, the Pre-Raphaelite painter Effie married after leaving Ruskin, responded to Mrs. La Touche's first letter, writing that Ruskin's conduct toward his wife had been abominable.

"In recent weeks and months, it has been pretty abominable," David Schmidt of Washington Heights said.

"The reporting on this has been truly abominable," said ocean scientist James McCarthy of Harvard.

But President Obama's track record on keeping his gay promises has been fairly abominable.

What adds to the wonder is that this Abominable Practice has been introduced in ye.

We do not need Europe, we never have and being tied to this abominable organization has been at the expense of the British taxpayer.

Since 1964, this animated special has been embellishing the story with an Abominable Snowmonster, the Island of Misfit Toys and an elf who wants to be a dentist.

The Hopkins family, including a pregnant mother, has been slaughtered by the Burns gang, of abominable repute.

And for much of that time, it has been dismissed and derided by language purists -- "neither good, nor bad, but abominable," as Mexican writer Octavio Paz famously put it.