Sentence examples for more abhorrent from inspiring English sources

And if she is murdered, then she must have committed an even more abhorrent crime.

His offensiveness is all the more abhorrent because it is born of strategy.

But that's precisely the point: if you think that racism is more abhorrent than communism, you are probably a liberal.

There is perhaps nothing more abhorrent to the creative startup sector than being co-opted by central government.

"What more abhorrent act is there, short of murder?" Newhan said he was otherwise comfortable with how the association wielded its power as gatekeeper of baseball history.

Doctors and nurses have always hated carrying out late abortions and the thought that the aborted foetus could have lived must make it even more abhorrent.

This aesthetic now thrives on forums like 4chan and the Right Stuff, where the dominant modes of self-expression are trolling and "shitposting"—transcribing the motley contents of one's id, the more bizarre or abhorrent the better.

But as part of the wide campaign at Fox News to make the abhorrent more palatable, she has been pushing white supremacist talking points into the mainstream for years.  .

"No government has done more to tackle the abhorrent crime of domestic abuse than this government," she said.

This type of abhorrent behavior more than justifies President Obama's proposal to create a federal agency to protect customers from their banks.

You are vicious yet tender abhorrent yet admirable and I want more more so much more.