It was easier, for instance, for an Afrikaner to belittle his own people over policies that the world abhorred.
"That being said, I'm always careful to point out that there are millions of Muslims in our nation and billions around the world who abhor extremism and are just attempting to live their lives," Wright said.
"As scholars and teachers who aim to train public-spirited lawyers, no matter what their politics, to engage intelligently and meaningfully with the world, we abhor these attacks on Ms. Fluke and applaud her strength and grace in the face of them," the letter says.
Many of you around the world who apparently abhor the killing of any animal called for the violent death of all trophy hunters.
This will create more of a vacuum in the world, and nature abhors a vacuum ― even if Presidents Putin and Xi think it would be a very salutatory opportunity indeed.
"We clearly have to execute better and more consistently," he said in the same interview, noting that Intel's biggest vulnerability is that the world abhors a monopoly.
The North Korean regime is the last Stalinist regime in the world, which we rightly abhor.
People all over the world who abhor the unspeakable horror of child abuse will generally be pleased to read that a United Nations committee has excoriated the Vatican for the crimes of the past and the continuing failure of the Holy See to tackle those crimes or prevent their recurrence.
The sporting boycott wasn't just a cultural body-blow to white South Africa, it was also a way of getting through to a cosseted minority that the rest of the world really did abhor its nation's policies of racial supremacy.
Virtually all of the world's religions abhor this "purist" ideological stance and have preached against it for centuries.
He chose to reveal himself to avoid hiding behind the secrecy he abhors.Since its creation in 1952 the NSA has been listening in on the world's communications, from drunk Soviet leaders to Osama bin Laden's satellite phone.
