Sentence examples for pretty abhorrent from inspiring English sources
But a summer void, conversely, can certainly make football feel pretty abhorrent.
Unfortunately (unlike Parliament or the BBC) it is not – yet – answerable for its often pretty abhorrent actions.
The "Man" bit of Man v Food, Adam Richman, is in hot water at the moment after posting some pretty abhorrent comments on Instagram.
"Eventually, I can see the Affordable Care Act being embraced like Medicare, because once people get used to this kind of coverage, it's going to be a pretty abhorrent thing to try and take it away".
Just as McAleer described: Once you ostracize the rest of society with your abhorrent views, it's pretty lonely to then abandon the only people left who accept you.
"I've been pretty concerned for the last couple of months about the abhorrent decisions I've seen - not just against my team but in general in the Scottish game".
Growing up in Western Sydney, I knew some people who were otherwise pretty reasonable who were sympathetic to Hanson's message, which I found abhorrent.
I don't want to accuse two very cute, very eager labradors of being morally-abhorrent racists, but – if I'm honest – I'm starting to get some pretty strong Michael Richards vibes off them after that piece of baseless victimisation. .
I was pretty certain that the whole idea was self-evidently something that any "normal" person could recognize as abhorrent -- and by "normal" I meant something like "Christian" (since Christianity was a normative reality in my world).
He considers texting "abhorrent".
