Sentence examples for schools abhor from inspiring English sources

Schools abhor picking winners.

And I've seen elementary-aged children from conventional schools who abhor learning have their love of learning reignited in a Montessori classroom.

On the edge of the rich rain forests and gold mines here in the world's most populous Muslim country, students at an Islamic boarding school learn to abhor the United States.

Lovecraft, an old school mechanistic atheist, abhorred religion.

Unions abhor them while the school boards that run most public schools fear losing power and funding.

Teachers unions, an important Democratic constituency, abhor Mr. Bush's support for school vouchers.

Being the new kid is an awesome opportunity to change your image, so if you abhor yourself in your old school, now's the perfect time to change it.

Ask most Labour MPs and they abhor the devious abuse of religious schools and the segregation they cause.

Most Americans, it would seem, abhor the idea of bullying in schools, and they teach their children right from wrong.

Millions of Americans disbelieve and abhor what is being taught in Afghan schools, what is being done on the streets of Cairo, and what is likely to be done in Syria when Assad is toppled.

She has begun complaining that the school should institute drug testing, something many of the American parents abhor as an invasion of privacy.