King said he "abhors the sectarian element that continues to be so prevalent in Scottish football" and was "deeply distressed" that Clarke was subjected to such treatment.
So long as our society continues to sentence people to death (a practice I have abhorred my entire life), it should only do so when there is no doubt as to the guilt of the convicted party.
Just as Mr. Obama did with Iran, Mr. Trump should focus on the most critical threat to our security and that of our allies — Pyongyang's nuclear weapons and the means to produce them — while making it clear that the United States will continue to punish other actions it abhors, including Pyongyang's development of missiles that can deliver nuclear weapons.
The voters say they abhor it, but continue to create an uneasy equipoise in a system that works most efficiently with a majority.
In fact, that approach only ensures that the "lies" he so abhors will continue to flourish.
Until the people of the United States force our government to cease trying to control the lives and resources of other peoples in the world, our government will continue inflaming the violence that it claims to abhor.
They abhor Christians, and will continue to press against us until we make sure that we pray and stand and fight and make sure that we know that Jesus Christ is our savior is truly the only solution for our world".
"I have always abhorred in the past, and shall continue to do so in the future, anti-Semitism in any form whatsoever".
Her father's legacy continued to divide South Korean society decades after his death; abhorred by many as a brutal dictator, he was celebrated by others as the architect of the South Korean "economic miracle" that followed decades of postwar poverty.
Europe has shown no qualms in bluntly continuing to rely on its inherited power to preserve the privileges it claims to abhor.
