Sentence examples for abhorrence of a from inspiring English sources

And the job description of its toiling entertainment directors begins with the abhorrence of a vacuum.

Though he was deliberately vague, it is thought that Mr Khatami did not share his conservative opponents' abhorrence of a two-state solution.

Weighing against that approach is the media's abhorrence of a vacuum, and the eagerness with which rogue attention-seekers will fill one.

He compiled it from a wide range of documents, including the Bills of Rights of Virginia (co-written with Thomas Jefferson) and other states to pacify the new nation's grassroots abhorrence of a strong federal government.

"The Cluster Munitions Convention is underpinned by an abhorrence of a specific weapon," said Dr. Migiro, paying special tribute to the multilateral partnership that led to the swift entering into force of the Convention.

This abhorrence of an elite lies at the very heart of our educational troubles, first at school, then at university.

What matters is a deeper truth, whether revealed by prayer to Allah or by western abhorrence of an Islamic Republic.

How many people can simultaneously capture unanimous acclaim for ingenuity and the collective abhorrence of an entire country with just two simple words?

The Premier, who said that the King had never wavered in his intention, paid high tribute to him and to his abhorrence of any idea of a "King's party".

"Not only would we have expressed abhorrence of such a policy a few years ago; we did".

They are all there as well as the manicured, baby-bottom-soft hands that attest to an abhorrence of any form of manual labor.