Sentence examples for seems abhorrent from inspiring English sources
So the idea that America's NATO allies in Europe might actually aid the Chinese arms build-up seems abhorrent to Washington.The European response to this is soothing.
That's become so inviolate a rule of comedy than anything else seems abhorrent: a steadfastly single, aging woman who is not grappling with infertility or hidden mommy yearnings is branded a psycho.
Sales, a vocation that often seems abhorrent to scientists entering industry, is probably the single most important skill to acquire.
But the anguish of the miners and their families received a telling degree of coverage, which made the truculent indifference of Mrs. Thatcher and the Conservatives seem abhorrent.
This would involve ripping down some of the stadium and converting the splendid old Pavilion into something that is simply used for functions, rather than for watching cricket.To real traditionalists, such ideas would surely seem abhorrent.
Although Plato's republic may seem abhorrent to Americans raised on the ethos of the American Dream, it is not impossible to imagine the American Dream as its own kind of "noble falsehood". While the American Dream leads Americans to believe that through hard work, anyone can achieve success, the reality is often quite different.
Although the practice of animal sacrifice may seem abhorrent to some, "religious beliefs need not be acceptable, logical, consistent, or comprehensible to others in order to merit First Amendment protection". Thomas v. Review Bd. of Indiana Employment Security Div., 450 U.S. 707, 714 (1981).
While these practices might seem abhorrent, the troubled teen industry is huge, powerful and experienced in deflecting allegations.
While these practices might seem abhorrent, the troubled teen industry is huge, powerful, and experienced in deflecting allegations.
The advocacy of such a policy in the case of Sudan, given its record of oppression of its southern minorities, seems truly abhorrent.
The profligate spending seemed particularly abhorrent in a state as cash-strapped as West Virginia.
