Sentence examples for now abhorrent from inspiring English sources

And because taxes are now abhorrent to those same Republicans, there is no longer any civic pride in paying them, even among officials supposedly dedicated to public service.

Both showed us what it was really like for those who had to cope in such appalling situations, what motivated them to keep living, as well as what drove those whose views we now think abhorrent.

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

War had now become so abhorrent that the Kantian project seemed not naïve but indispensable, and the world's chief states sought collective security in a League of Nations.

Because people now see slavery as abhorrent, and one day people will see abortion as equally abhorrent if not more abhorrent".

I disagreed that addition could be abhorrent, so now I write this from the Special Housing Unit of a federal prison.

Not only has he failed to move the ball forward on any of his top campaign promises to our community, but he has actually moved us backwards on issues such as DOMA, which he once called "abhorrent," but now defends in court (even though he doesn't have to).

But back then, living in abandoned buildings apparently wasn't seen as the abhorrent transgression we now know it to be.

Mark David Mitchelll) has a second crack at seducing April (Catherine Shepherd), the history student and part-time shoe-shop worker from series two, who is now a successful author with an abhorrent husband.

But the Senate needs to take a more discriminating approach that would allow therapeutic cloning and simply ban reproductive cloning, which is too dangerous to attempt now and which most legislators find abhorrent.

Yet, here we stand in 2016 hearing the same rhetoric espoused to create the Crime Bill, now being used to justify its abhorrent results.