Although a leading expert on the Paris theologians has speculated that Erasmus never seriously undertook the lengthy process of qualifying for a degree in theology, his letters from his early years there do reflect attendance at lectures that he regarded as dull, worthless, and presented in abominable (that is, medieval) Latin (for example, Ep 64, CWE 1 137 138).
"It's abominable that this [Facebook page] is using my image without permission to promote themselves," Holliday told E Newss.
"It's abominable that the mayor would close the free neighborhood pools without any public hearing," said Stewart Lilker, a Freeport resident and two-time mayoral candidate.
Irving S. Hamer Jr., the Manhattan representative on the Board of Education, who opposes the privatization initiative, said he thought it was "abominable" that Mr. Levy would choose schools whose students were mostly poor, black and Hispanic for the program.
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon called it "an abominable crime that underscores the campaign of terror".
"I've been watching that show for seven years, and I find it abominable, outrageous and totally unacceptable that it should be bumped," said Ms. Landovitz, 72.
Pope Francis called it "abominable".
"It is absolutely abominable that this incident caused the people's confidence to be largely lost in nuclear energy," said Takeo Hiranuma, the industry minister.
While these students found it unfathomable and abominable that the U.S. would ever supply military or financial aid to any non-Christian country, before the planetary unification known as "New Pangaea" was completed in 2061, their teacher encouraged them to carefully study the shocking history within their textbook, The United States of America; Jesus' Ambition.
Dawn Frary, of the Manchester homeless charity The Mustard Tree, said: "It's abominable waste that people are throwing away food while there are plenty of people in this city who are actually starving.
