Sentence examples for it was abhorrent from inspiring English sources
People thought it was abhorrent.
It was abhorrent to us to think that we, who had so well earned and so proudly borne the appellation of 'M.T., The Moral Phenomenon,' should live to have such a letter addressed to us.
"EVEN if it did not sow the decay of the whole civilized life of Europe," an ominously prescient John Maynard Keynes wrote in 1919, it was "abhorrent and detestable" to impose financial reparations on Germany after World War I.
This month, four activists, including the Guardian journalist George Monbiot, had called for him to be sacked from his job lecturing students on terrorism, saying that it was "abhorrent that a man so lacking in moral compass should be in a position where he is shaping the minds of others".
He claimed it was "abhorrent" that British citizens had "declared their allegiance" to groups like Islamic State and said the UK was looking at "specific and discretionary" powers to bar suspects from returning home.
In a statement sent to the Sunday Times, Coe, said it was "abhorrent" that officials sought bribes from "athletes guilty of violating anti-doping rules".
To view this material, to make this material, to share this material, it's abhorrent, its offensive and it's disgusting".
It is abhorrent and unacceptable.
In ethical terms it's abhorrent.
It's picking winners and losers from Washington; it's abhorrent to our national principles".
