Sentence examples for no abomination from inspiring English sources

We feel there is no abomination of which apparently "civilised" people are not capable.

This is an abomination; no one who cares about the majority of people in Spain and especially the future of a generation of young people, should accept the policies that have wrecked the Spanish economy and continue to constrain the recovery of the labor market.

Riis was also critical of interracial socializing; he said of so-called black-and-tan saloons that "there can be no greater abomination".

Is that an abomination, or no big deal?

The charges were an abomination -- no truer in Mr. Murphy's case than in Mr. Wigton's.

The railway, when it first appeared, driving its filthy, noisy path through the eternal peace of the timeless countryside, was an abomination like no other.

And turn his back he most certainly had: "an abomination that no longer exists for me" was his description of Anna Karenina in the early 1880s.

Child No 98 was – is – an abomination.

While he trusts most everything in the Bible and knows that Leviticus condemns homosexuality as an abomination, "there's no other reason I can think it's wrong except the Bible," he said.

It would be easy to be sniffy – to dismiss the theme tune as an "abomination", to suggest they get the world's No 1 jet skier instead – but in other respects the programme hasn't changed.

The religious, social, and economic sins of Judah roll from the prophet's utterances in staccato-like sequence: (1) "Bring no more vain offerings; incense is an abomination to me.