Sentences with phrase «what abominable»

What abominable waste of time in such things — why this deep grief, where necessity speaks?

Understanding the economy, however, and what an abominable state it is in does not require any of those degrees — it requires common sense and the ability to read data that is readily available and interpret it.

Not exact matches

You have to understand that just because America decided to abolish something, I don't know what year it was, does not mean that every person has to run behind America and say this is now an abominable act that nobody can do.

Unknown, unprolific, Self - clos'd, all - repelling; what Demon Hath form'd this abominable void, This soul - shudd» ring vacuum?

And, again like John Paul II, Reagan understood that the Soviet Union was ideologically vulnerable: that a steady, fact - based, morally - driven critique of communism's abominable human rights record would rattle the men in Moscow, expose cracks in the Soviet system, encourage brave dissidents to exploit those cracks, and hasten the end of what Reagan called, perhaps undiplomatically but certainly truthfully, an «Evil Empire.»

What he has done is abominable, thus irreparable.

What an absolute abominable move from Palace officials!

«If we condemn him some of you in the media think we've said something abominable, but what this man has said is very frightening.

Surprisingly, there is relatively little conceptual work done on crimes against humanity and genocide to pinpoint what they are and what makes them particularly abominable.

The eventual emergence of flowering upstarts around 140 million years ago is still what Charles Darwin called an «abominable mystery.»

Antioxidant wise, they fail the test as well http://nutritionfacts.org/videos/antioxidant-power-of-plant-foods-versus-animal-foods/ Looking at meat and dairy, they still contain trans fats which the recommended daily allowance is at 0 http://nutritionfacts.org/videos/good-great-bad-killer-fats/ Dairy blocks the phytonutrients of plant foods, http://nutritionfacts.org/videos/nutrient-blocking-effects-of-dairy/ Looking at chicken, its fat to protein ratio is abominable http://nutritionfacts.org/videos/does-eating-obesity-cause-obesity/ Fish protein itself shortens lifespan by 6 years by cutting down our telomeres http://nutritionfacts.org/videos/research-into-reversing-aging/ and overall, what do animal products have in common?

Who am I kidding, this is what outside looks like right this minute... Caleb looked like the abominable snowman when he came back in after his morning pee.

Season 3 aired in 2014, but we got a brief Christmas Special interlude in 2016 with «The Abominable Bride,» which wasn't really what most fans had been hoping for (the Victorian setting was fun, the feminist murderers less so, and the «it was all a dream» was played far, far too seriously).

True, her Betsy - Wetsy kewpie doll elocution and its attendant dead eyes — which wore out their welcome almost the second she trotted them out for an incredulous audience about twenty - six years ago — are in full - bore here, but what makes Along for the Ride, in which she plays the title role, so abominable are such exchanges as this one:

Ridley Scott's film, therefore, has a difficult challenge of trying to portray Lucas as an ambitious, enviable folk hero even while occasionally showing just what kind of abominable destruction he conveyed to everyone around him.

Of course, that's exactly what happens, and soon a couple of plucky teen heroes are running around town, trying to herd an evil dummy, an abominable snowman, and other imaginary terrors back into the books that spawned them.

Something about an American accent for a lot of European actors appears to take its toll on their ability to perform — and while that's no excuse for Pike (who speaks in what I can only assume is her natural Queen's mannequin drone in Pride & Prejudice), I've noticed that Ewan McGregor, already a limited actor, is genuinely abominable when shed of his rakish brogue.

by Walter Chaw Bad by every measurable, objective standard, Ruben Fleischer's Zombieland is a shining, sterling example of what happens when a bunch of idiots get together with their asshole high - concept and proceed to make an abominable hash of it.

No matter what, snow days don't have to be abominable anymore.

What the horse slaughter lobby lacks are elected officials willing to sacrifice votes by leading the charge for an industry that 3 / 4ths of American voters believe is abominable.

What's universally contemptible, however, are the abominable nonwords hiser, s / he, he / she, she / he, or s / he / it, which Garner says are «typographical gimmickry» — trendy neologisms that are «ugly, distracting, and often unpronounceable.»

Even without getting into the technical failures that caused the restaurant giant to leak personal information for what appears to be millions of customers, the company's handling of the bug reporting and breach disclosure processes alone proved abominable.