Relied latter heavily then, relies it still on grammatical fanaticism, abhorrence of indirection, insistence on comma before final "and" in series.
But the overwhelming emphasis, particularly among mainstream organisations such as the Association of British Muslims, was on abhorrence of violence and respect for freedom of speech.
When the Dutch socialist Henriette Roland Holst fell off her bicycle in 1904, Luxemburg wrote from prison to commiserate, joking about her own old-fashioned abhorrence of women on bikes.
The younger son, having begun his Presidential candidacy so daintily that his own mother said he was "almost too polite" for the campaign, has now made his stand on an abhorrence of Donald Trump.
Abolish the tax (or, as in other respects I would concede seems sensible, convert it into a levy on inheritance) and many of us would, I suspect, think twice.Graham Pidoux High Wycombe, BuckinghamshireThe dislike of death duties in America is based on an abhorrence of double taxation, not because of a "clash with heartfelt dynastic instincts".
The U.S. does not corner the market on the abhorrence of violence - most humans do.
The WASTING principle focused on the abhorrence of disrespecting the plants/animals that had offered their lives to the harvester.
The president seems sincere in his abhorrence of corruption, but unwilling to take on vested interests threatened by the anti-graft drive.Saving gracesStill, Mr Yudhoyono has two big things going for him.
The puzzle of such episodes is that otherwise good and decent people were so oblivious to the abhorrence of what was going on.
By the time "Desire Under the Elms" opened on Broadway, in 1925, Eugene O'Neill had already written a number of full-length plays that drew on his fascination with, and abhorrence of, female sexual power, particularly as it is used to drive men apart.
