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Abominations in sentence

12 examples of Abominations in a sentence

These abominations take up time in the last hour, which was already not long enough to do justice to the fascinating story of how Jean recreates Willstown as a place where she and Joe can both be happy.
When the right hemisphere of his characters overpowers the left, shocking images of blood, dismemberment, and various abominations are released.
Every year I watch hundreds of films, including many low budget amateurish straight-to-DVD abominations that nobody in their right mind would ever want to see.
Then again, when he faces the conductor he does nothing and acts as a wimp, watching all the abominations.
Sadly though, I have suffered through some absolute abominations and so I actually found Blood Lake to be comparably watchable, its myriad flaws not proving as bothersome as they might.
Long before Trump, that party – and its cheerleaders in the right-wing media – had started to demonize its opponents and effectively told its followers that they could never opt for “European-style socialists” and other un-American abominations under any circumstances.
The brutal scene was effaced and lost, and he was thrown back on to the sufferings of all, the abominations of wretchedness.
The miners of the place said that fire from heaven had fallen on this Sodom in the bowels of the earth, where the putter-girls had committed abominations together, so that they had not even had the time to come to the surface, and today were still burning at the bottom of this hell.
Isn't it enough, then, all these abominations?
In two hours they would be swept away and exterminated with all the delights and abominations of their iniquitous life.
The glances with which he called her had a flame in them which she knew well, the flame of his crises of jealousy when he would fall on her with his fists, accusing her of committing abominations with her mother's lodger.
'One would think that to leave all these abominations, these muddles (one's own and other people's), would be good, yet I fear death – I fear it terribly.'