Sentence examples similar to act of abhorrence from inspiring English sources

The lack of abhorrence is not professional restraint: it is genuine.

"Even as we're doing this photoshoot right now, I'm unnerved not only by stares and titters from tourists, but more so by the underlying feeling of abhorrence, my fear of an act of violence bolstered by the normalization of hate that's occurred since the election.

"We wish to reiterate our total abhorrence of any act of wildlife crime and support of prosecutions".

Las Vegas is a kind of abhorrence".

"The official agencies, unfortunately, have deliberately lied to create an atmosphere of abhorrence and reluctance among citizens," he said.

Were Mr. Kornitzer still alive, this counterfeiting would surely have precipitated a dramatic gesture of abhorrence and repudiation.

These practices became so commonplace as to shock the freedom-loving colonials into a feeling of abhorrence.

"So when I hear a case, I put all feelings of abhorrence, disgust, and revulsion completely out of my mind".

There was among both the boys and the girls an abhorrence of female sexuality, a shared willingness to define the act of sex as either forced or a bargaining chip, to divide girls into "good" and "bad" on the basis of whether they "held out".

The Pacquiao fans who crowded the Las Vegas casinos in their unlicensed T-shirts (one popular design showed Pac-Man eating a dollar sign) were vehement in their abhorrence of Mayweather; in their view, Pacquiao's certain victory was going to be an act of rough justice.

It relates "to acts of terrorism" — car bombs, obviously — "offering up the contradiction between a spectator's abhorrence of violence and attraction to the abstract beauty of some violent images".