Sentence examples for of abhorrence from inspiring English sources

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.

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

"The style of architecture of a prison," states the 1826 Encyclopaedia Londinensis, "offers an effectual method of exciting the imagination to a most desirable point of abhorrence".

Kathleen LeBesco, a communications professor at Marymount Manhattan College and another contributor, has put it this way: Fat people are widely represented in popular culture and in interpersonal interactions as revolting — they are agents of abhorrence and disgust.

But the overwhelming emphasis, particularly among mainstream organisations such as the Association of British Muslims, was on abhorrence of violence and respect for freedom of speech.

O'Connor speaks of her abhorrence of violence, yet almost all her anecdotes seem to feature at least one scene of brutality or abuse.

I've made no secret of my abhorrence of camera companies releasing their stuff at midnight eastern time without letting us know, but behold my revenge!

The response was unequivocal, but couched less in terms of moral abhorrence than of professional disdain.

Much has been made of Madison's fear of majorities and abhorrence of parties ("factions"), which he expressed in Federalist No. 10.