Sentence examples for anathema for from inspiring English sources

Religious conversion is anathema for Orthodox Jews.

These days, such words are anathema for many Republicans.

It would be anathema for Lib Dems to abandon liberties.

One, Elizabeth Huhne, said: "It was anathema for me.

BRUSSELS -- The growing power of European Union institutions has long been anathema for many British Conservatives.

These ideas are anathema for many who research terrorism and the rise of the Islamic State.

When Cyril, who had been authorized to execute the sentence upon Nestorius, produced a string of provocative anathemas for him to subscribe to or face excommunication, Nestorius and his allies took alarm, and he persuaded the emperor Theodosius to convene a general church council.

The economy recovered under Roosevelt; but the legacy of large-scale government remains anathema, both for the interference in the workings of private business and for the assumption of public responsibility for citizens' personal welfare, whether in housing or old-age pensions.

Public proclamations about the merits of your wares have been anathema here for more than 50 years – but things are changing.

Naturally, the global reality that state investment is a key factor in the present international "new normal" is anathema to advocates for the "Washington Consensus". It is for this reason that neoliberals dislike discussion of global economic facts and instead prefer utilization of stereotyped phrases unrelated to reality.

Libya, anathema to Islamists for being insufficiently religious, first issued an Interpol arrest warrant for Osama bin Laden in 1998.