Sentence examples for public abhorrence from inspiring English sources

In Germany, where the country's history under the Third Reich still had repercussions, there was a deep-seated public abhorrence of making a commitment to military intervention.

A statement from the school said: "Caldicott shares the public abhorrence that adults in a position of trust and responsibility at the school abused children in their care during the 1960s and 1970s.

In fact, there have been grave regressions, including an increasing abhorrence of transparency and public accountability.

Since Peña Nieto came to power, there have been grave regressions in Mexico, one of which is the abhorrence of transparency and public accountability, a move that was led by the presidential office and replicated by other governmental institutions.

Take Louisiana: efforts to prepare for future hurricanes, Hertsgaard writes, "have been crippled by the state's history of poor government" along with "its continuing reluctance — even after Katrina — to acknowledge the reality of global warming for fear that might harm oil and gas production, and an abhorrence of taxes and public planning as somehow socialistic".

He says islanders shun public elections because of a deep-rooted abhorrence of confrontation.

Huntley was hated by the public, but Carr was treated with a visceral abhorrence that was almost worse.

Despite the abhorrence of Palestinian tactics and the public's pro-Israeli stance, polls have found steady support for an independent Palestinian state.

If there had long been massive public clamouring for regime change in Africa but abhorrence at interference in the Middle East, then many of them would have performed a dramatic volte-face.

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Sometimes there is abhorrence.