Sentence examples for may be abhorrent from inspiring English sources

Sanger's embrace of eugenics — and her statements in support of sterilization — may be abhorrent today.

He endured electric shocks.Mr Lin's treatment may be abhorrent but it is far from uncommon in China's big cities.

His attitudes may be abhorrent to many, but the right response is not to get rid of him.

Speech promoting hatred — or at least, speech perceived as promoting hatred — may be abhorrent, but it is nonetheless constitutionally protected.

Their views may be abhorrent but precisely because they are dangerous they need to be understood, investigated and held to account.

For those facing criminal charges, the thought of pleading guilty may be abhorrent, especially in the current environment, in which substantial prison terms are being meted out for insider trading.

"Comments by minister Dutton this morning that incidents involving child sexual abuse may be fabricated are abhorrent.

The public statements of Cottrell and the handful of other fascists who have joined Reclaim and the UPF may be considered abhorrent and marginal, but this does not mean they cannot affect (or succeed in mobilising) public opinion.

"The court finds that the Klan is in effect a persecuted group in that its beliefs may be so abhorrent to most members of society that the Klan members and their families may be in the same amount of danger" as the Iranian students or N.A.A.C.P. members were.

Perhaps the reason that few American doctors offer guidance on emergency contraceptive pills is that they know that use of the pills crosses the line between contraception and abortion, and this may be too abhorrent a step for many to take.

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.