Abhorrent in a sentence as an adjective

How does one survive an encounter with a mirror after such an abhorrent act?

[2]I can't help but find Aaron's prospective punishment to be far more abhorrent than his crimes.

Have you heard of, or come into contact with any of this abhorrent behavior that's mentioned?

What the reviewer said in that article about "slow them down please" is obviously abhorrent, but the "They have a monopoly!

You won't find anyone who was more in love with the idea of being a game developer than I was, but the reality of the industry is abhorrent.

Have you heard of, or come into contact with any of this abhorrent behavior that's mentioned?Why do you need a "male reader" to confirm this to you?

I really wonder if this was partially driven by eg Microsoft's abhorrent behavior.

> I hope this is a retaliation for the abhorrent behaviour of reddit usersYou don't like vigilantes, but you hope vigilantes are punishing reddit users?

It is possible to acknowledge that Kim is a criminal, think he is interesting, be interested in Mega, find his criminal history abhorrent AND think that raid of Megaupload was wrong and probably illegal, all at the same time.

I didn't read the linked article but I did look through the slides, which were very interesting and talked about- the abhorrent state of the engine control module code,- the RToS's design,- the critical data structures right above the stack,- that those critical data structures weren't mirrored to detect corruption as is standard and as they did for other data,- that single bit changes in that critical data structure right above a stack can cause the death of tasks in the RToS whose failsafe capabilities were located in those same tasks, and whose death was tested and confirmed to cause unintended acceleration consistent with accounts and descriptions of the event- that the failsafe monitoring CPU was not designed to detect this failure, and in fact Toyota outsourced its design and didn't even have the source code to it...

Abhorrent definitions

adjective

offensive to the mind; "an abhorrent deed"; "the obscene massacre at Wounded Knee"; "morally repugnant customs"; "repulsive behavior"; "the most repulsive character in recent novels"

See also: detestable obscene repugnant repulsive