Sentence examples for most execrable from inspiring English sources

Jefferson Davis called Lincoln's action "the most execrable measure recorded in the history of guilty man".

Davis calls the Emancipation Proclamation "the most execrable measure recorded in the history of guilty man".

One of the most execrable aspects of "Blue Valentine" is its acting-class performances from Ryan Gosling and Michelle Williams.

Phoenix Alphabetical (Source/Virgin) There is normally no excuse for funk rock, the most execrable musical genre ever to sully the air.

Let's hope not, since Peggy and Don getting together has the potential to be devastating: the most execrable example of an intra-lead romance since Joey and Rachel in Friends.

Nor did they, unlike the supposedly more alternative-minded likes of Blur and Pulp, utilise that most execrable of 90s fan-extortion tactics – the multi-edition CD single – to pump up its chart position.

And the regular entrant @TaylorCarman, who has finished at or near the top several times, produced the most entertainingly execrable pun in the history of Questioningly with his Oy Pole Gevault ("Competitors must clear the bar, but then regret it and feel guilty").

There are times when I'm in a restaurant and I don't want a waiter to realize I can't bear what I was served, and I don't want to be asked "Was there something wrong with that?" So I've become pretty good at shoving most of an execrable pate under a lettuce leaf.

Modern art is execrable, most modern classical music lame, especially in comparison to the greats of the 16th-19th century, modern jazz has degenerated to a cult embracing but a few aficionados.

… Beckett called the work an alimentary chore and said the poems were execrable for the most part". The work was completed in 1950 but not published until 1958.

In fact, most critics have described it as execrable.