Sentence examples for that is abominable from inspiring English sources

He said: "Given her well-established reputation as a world class idiot, it's hardly surprising that [Palin] should choose to mention slavery in a way that is abominable to anyone who knows anything about its barbaric history".

'When ripe the fruit pulp exceeds in foul odour all that is abominable in nature' [ 76].

"Anybody who's concerned with equality and justice can see these statistics" on stop-and-frisk "and see that this is abominable - this is clearly a wholesale violation of civil rights," Mr. Campagna said.

At present, enterprise software that even tries to do this is "abominable," he added.

Toyota, this is abominable engineering.

But, also the perception that the U.S. is abominable is also unveiled as not true.

Several former employees seemed less than pleased with Gupta's performance, writing in a number of Glassdoor reviews that he was "abominable," "kind of a monster" and "by far the worst executive".

The fact that this was done by a news organization is abominable.

The guy doesn't have a bad voice, it's just a bummer that everything else about this song, and store, is abominable.

What happened in North Carolina, with the fake repeal of HB2 in a so-called "compromise" that keeps discrimination in place for years to come, is abominable.

Even if you take the ethical stance that terrorists can be assassinated without a fair trial, this was abominable strategy for the Israelis.