Sentence examples for grew to abhor from inspiring English sources

In the same letter he also railed against slavery, something which Livingstone grew to abhor the more he travelled around Africa.

He had a regular lunch table at the Russian Tea Room, but grew to abhor the show business instinct for the limousine and even the taxicab; he preferred the subway.

Yarmuth told HuffPost that it was "an experience I quickly grew to abhor".

It grows to 22m if you throw in the Kosovo Albanians most of whom understand the common Slavic language even if they abhor it.

Although she grew up abhorring prejudice, her output and image (Day has always loathed the very notion of "image") were directed at white, segregated (by law or culture) America.

It was so totally dispiriting: everything I'd come to abhor about the politics with which I'd grown up: insular, petty, polarised.

He continues to abhor markets.

Most likely to: Abhor euthanasia.

"Men are more likely to abhor shopping.

The mainstream seemed to abhor imperfection.

Guards, too, tend to abhor child molesters.