1
How could this beautiful cause produce in you an effect so abominable?
2
No one but an Englishman could make follies so abominable as these.
3
Of course you knew I would; that's what makes your trick so abominable.
4
Had it not been so abominable, it would have tempted her to laugh.
5
This heresy is so abominable, that in the spiritual world it stinks like carrion.
6
He had never found Prothero so attractive and so abominable in his life before.
7
Impoysonments, so ordinarily in Italy, are so abominable amongst English, as 21 Henry VIII.
8
The appointments to the Mississippi were so abominable that the Senate could not swallow them.
9
Its presence was so very real, its power so gripping, its partial concealment so abominable.
10
It is a pity her manners are so abominable.'
11
Sure I did not use to be so abominable!
12
Are you actually suggesting anything so abominable, so unheard of, as a marriage between them!
13
What words had come out of the man's mouth were so abominable they couldn't be true.
14
Dr. Dillon tells us that his methods were so abominable that even the Russian Foreign Office protested.
15
He must then have been plotting something very formidable against Rome, to entertain so abominable a fear.
16
I never heard anything so abominable.
