Sentence examples for truly abhorrent from inspiring English sources

Amnesty International said Ibrahim's conviction and death sentence were "truly abhorrent".

"What a truly abhorrent lesson to teach a child," he wrote.

May called child trafficking a "truly abhorrent crime" and urged the National Crime Agency to investigate the newspaper's findings.

Mr. Kohl is toying with his party's implosion by remaining silent, a posture that stokes suspicions that there is something truly abhorrent about what he did.

The advocacy of such a policy in the case of Sudan, given its record of oppression of its southern minorities, seems truly abhorrent.

Michael Keegan, president of People for the American Way, said: "There has been no shortage of inexcusable rhetoric from Trump, but suggesting gun violence is truly abhorrent.

This is quite a statement, of course: ISIS has made a lot of truly shocking and abhorrent atrocity videos.

This is quite a statement, of course: ISIS has made a lot of truly shocking and abhorrent atrocity videos.

The only truly effective way to address these abhorrent crimes is an international measure that has the websites deleted as quickly as possible.

If chemical weapons are sui generis – thus, uniquely abhorrent – then it is truly unfortunate that Kerry lumped Assad with Saddam the very same week that documents confirmed US implicit and active support for Saddam's use of chemical weapons during the Iran-Iraq War.

He said: "Child abuse is an absolutely hateful and abhorrent crime and these allegations are truly dreadful and they must not be left hanging in the air".