Sentence examples for utterly abominable from inspiring English sources

"THERE are some sour and smelly literati these days who are utterly abominable," a retired military officer reportedly told a recent gathering in Beijing.

In 1870, Richard Grant White could describe donate (formed from donation) as "utterly abominable": donate was then a mere quarter of a century old.

"You hear a lot about players' win bonuses, like those apparently handed out to Manchester City's players," wrote Glen Reilly last week, "but which teams have dished out punishments to their players in the event of defeats?" Plenty of managers have emphasised the stick over the carrot, some good-naturedly, some in an utterly abominable manner.

White considers this so-called word "utterly abominable".

The English establishment were absolutely abominable.

Utterly awful.

Utterly terrible.

This sounds utterly terrible.

After working in these abominable conditions for a long time, workers' health is utterly devastated".

The first is Libya's abominable treatment of five Bulgarian nurses and one Palestinian doctor who have been imprisoned for 8 years on the utterly false charge of infecting 426 children with HIV in a Benghazi hospital.

The abominable weather?