Sentence examples for abhorrent aspect from inspiring English sources

"In countries experiencing conflict there are usually severe problems in gender equality, and frequently rape and other gender-based violence is a particularly abhorrent aspect of conflict," the Minister of International Development of Finland, Heidi Hautala, said.

Gallagher's uncompromising presentation of both the beautiful and the abhorrent aspects of their lives has a cumulative effect.

"Gallagher's uncompromising presentation of both the beautiful and the abhorrent aspects" of her relatives' lives "has a cumulative effect," Laura Shaine Cunningham wrote here in 2001.

Sir Nigel Sheinwald, the prime minister's chief foreign policy adviser, told the court in the Keogh /O'Connor secrets trial, which ended in the jailing of the two men, that private talks between world leaders - in this case, Tony Blair and George Bush - must remain confidential however illegal or morally abhorrent aspects of their discussions might be.

Its primary symptom is the hand-wringing posture we take after seeing or learning about some particularly abhorrent or disgusting aspect of the human condition or what is going on in the world.

Augustine finds the close study of nature, particularly in its miniature aspects, to be morally abhorrent and only partially redeemed by the access it provides to divinity; Darwin (on Levine's reading) finds the minute study of nature to be best taken as an end itself, and indeed, to be the activity in which the value of life itself is most clearly seen.

To punish an artist's right of expression is abhorrent.

He acknowledged that this view was abhorrent to many Jews.

The following year Freedom Summer was launched in an effort to register as many blacks as possible to vote in the state of Mississippi, and to eliminate the abhorrent presence of segregation still impacting various aspects of society.

That ghastly whiteness it is which imparts such an abhorrent mildness, even more loathsome than terrific, to the dumb gloating of their aspect.

There's a breezy optimism in the air that's hard to deny, even when every aspect of the experience comes packaged and branded in a way that the snobs on the Croisette would find abhorrent.