Sentence examples for most abhorrent from inspiring English sources

It's safe to say that Ramsay is now the most abhorrent character in Game of Thrones.

I'd recommend something in khaki that will hide the most abhorrent of baby stains.

"But these are not the sins that are most abhorrent and sickening," he said.

And why did he decide to expose its most abhorrent sides?

One of TPP's most abhorrent elements has been the secrecy under which it's been negotiated.

Then she felt awe at the fact that life was sustainable even under the most abhorrent conditions.

"There is no room for dialogue when a dictator imposes the most oppressive, abhorrent measures and then says, 'Let us split the difference'," said the opposition leader, Mohamed el-Baradei.

Forcing situations like that to arise is clearly one of the most disturbing, abhorrent things a government could do its people, but it did get us wondering if we would have done the same.

Forcing situations like that to arise is clearly one of the most disturbing, abhorrent things a government could do its people, but it did get us thinking whether – put in the same position – we'd do the same.

Most of the abhorrent actions against, say, the Dowler family, the McCanns and Christopher Jefferies could and should have been dealt with by the police.

"The most disturbing and abhorrent idea is that of people on the sex offender register, with a criminal history of offending, seeking to travel abroad to countries with a high proportion of disadvantaged children," Curley said.