Sentence examples for too abhorrent from inspiring English sources

Sometimes political reality is too abhorrent to accept, and a crusade that can seem futile in the short run is the only morally appropriate response.

"On Fox, it seemed, no rumor was too unsubstantiated, no innuendo too vile and no accusation too abhorrent".

In addition, these results explain why morphology of treated cells is also abhorrent under light microscope.

Tony is too simplistically abhorrent to care about; the only people he truly mimics are other characters on bad TV.

Besides being abhorrent, this would be economically impossible.

There are apologies, too, for some of the "abhorrent" behaviour of the News of the World (which it notes has now shut) and an admission that the Sun "has made mistakes in the past", although it adds that it believes they have been "corrected".

"The history of blackface in our culture is abhorrent; the wounds too deep".

Insisting, "I didn't take your card!" was also motivated by knowing what additional, grievously abhorrent behavior my father all too rightly, thought, such precocious connoisseurship might portend.

Whilst the killings in Paris were indefensible and abhorrent, spare a thought too for all the thousands of innocent Muslims in Iraq, Palestine, Darfur and Afghanistan, for example, who have seen loved ones slain but will never receive justice.

Very few people would deny that violence against women is abhorrent and an all too common feature of our society, but how much of this is caused by violent pornography?

A good many hunters also find the practice abhorrent.