Abominably used in a sentence

Abominably in a sentence as an adverb

How abominably unjust to persecute a man for such an airy trifle as that!

I don't know Oracle much at all... it seems that it does some things amazingly well, and others abominably.

It kind of is hard to see much value in Uber outside of SF which has abominably bad taxi service.

Gmail's facilities for building contact lists are still abominably poor.

They're not sufficient to protect speech in practice, not by a long shot - just witness how abominably whistle-blowers are treated.

Human metabolism had changed, and the three travellers now stank abominably to the evolved humans.

All the competitors in that space are abominably user-unfriendly.

The word and character etymologies are also treated abominably poorly in the Memrise story.

> The word and character etymologies are also treated abominably poorly in the Memrise story.

It happens to be an abominably bad vehicle for both.+ I'm trying to find the citation but I think the average value in the US for households in the lowest wealth quintile is > 25% of their assets.

I fully agree that MIT acted abominably and in an ethically, if not legally, questionable manner with regards to giving evidence and support to the prosecution but not defense.

He will be laughed out of the room, because nobody deserves royalties, they are merely a particular term negotiated in an abominably screwed up relationship between two medieval cartels.

"Negotiating with the decisionmaker will cost me this offer, so don't negotiate" is something which is only really believed by engineers who are -- and I say this with love -- abominably incompetent at negotiation.

Dogs are pack creatures, and the members of the pack will often treat each other abominably; the incidence of sociopathy in humans skyrockets in inner cities; sensitive beings tend to be more empathic, but also to be introspective, shy, reserved...