Sentence examples for expressed abhorrence from inspiring English sources
In a pamphlet on the national curriculum, written with the education professor John White, he expressed abhorrence of league tables.
"Not only would we have expressed abhorrence of such a policy a few years ago; we did".
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.
Governor Mario M. Cuomo, Mayor David N. Dinkins and the Brooklyn District Attorney, Charles J. Hynes, who prosecuted the Bensonhurst cases, expressed abhorrence at the attack, urged New Yorkers not to blame the community and appealed for calm.
The UN, UK and others have also expressed abhorrence at the video.
"Until just a few months ago, we would all have expressed abhorrence... of targeting individuals off the battlefield," he said.
There's no doubt that comparisons can be drawn between the two shows and no doubt that there will be those who express abhorrence at the perceived aberrations on display.
The leaders of France and Germany announced their abhorrence of Saddam's regime, and expressed this abhorrence by doing as much business with Saddam as possible.
It started with ordinary people interviewed on television and radio who invariably expressed an abhorrence of "returning" or "going back".
In "Christianity and the Constitution," the book she worked on with Eidsmoe, her law-school mentor, he argues that John Jay, Alexander Hamilton, and John Adams "expressed their abhorrence for the institution" and explains that "many Christians opposed slavery even though they owned slaves".
