Sentence examples for abhorrence over from inspiring English sources
Mr. Freeh wrote to Mr. Clinton last week expressing his "abhorrence" over the possibility that Mr. Peltier, who is 56, might be freed.
Even the chemical weapons attacks did not seem to shock Germans all that much — despite their abhorrence over how the Nazis used such deadly weapons during World War II.
Iris Robinson, the wife of current first minister Peter Robinson, also publicly jumped up and down about her abhorrence over gay sex, her moral crusading turning out to be a hostage to fortune.
JERUSALEM — The Palestinian president, Mahmoud Abbas, expressed abhorrence on Monday over the killing of five members of a family in a Jewish settlement in the West Bank.
Alongside a recipe for wood-lice sauce (excellent with fish, apparently) and some example menus (curried cockchafers, anyone?), Holt spends much time agonising over the Western abhorrence for meals made from our scuttling insect cousins.
Over time, the Republican abhorrence of government per se eclipsed the Republican interest in efficiency in government.
And one in particular is echoed in the UK's latest piece of ban-this-gross-abhorrence legislation: that over video nasties.
Although marriage is no more than a mystical word, adding no new rights, fighting over that word lets homophobes again vent abhorrence at the modern world and all its filth.
The director of the highly regarded Spoleto Festival U.S.A. in Charleston, S.C., says he is determined to put on this year's event despite an economic boycott organized to protest the flying of the Confederate battle flag over the State Capitol and his own abhorrence of the flag.
Presiding over executions was a responsibility she accepted with resignation and, possibly, abhorrence.
