In both theory and practice today, what used to be abhorred by modern planners is now increasingly considered a virtue, marking a complete about-turn of attitude.
And the opposite seems true, too, some of the stuff you used to love, you just abhor now.
His attacks on his Democratic rival, Andrew Cuomo, have been adjudged too vicious; he has also spewed out anti-gay sentiments, claiming there is a "homosexual agenda", where children are being "brainwashed" into thinking it is alright to be gay or to be taken to a "disgusting" gay pride parade.Yet it turns out that the man who abhors Speedo-clad men used to trouser rent from gay night clubs.
By late tonight, the word "normalization," which Syria abhors, had been rejected as the term used to describe future relations with Israel in the peace initiative, according to officials involved.
"My mother, it used to drive her crazy how naked Ava was," Dr. Mandel said, explaining that the girl abhorred clothes.
That's why Toyota, which abhors doing things in batches because it runs afoul of heijunka, nonetheless used to paint bodies in batches.
She abhors illness & sorrow, but Victor forces her to come with him, saying that she had better get used to illness and death as this is only the beginning.
But it is a very inadequate and inefficient substitute for health insurance – something Mr. Romney used to acknowledge – and every bit as much a violation of Republican principles, which oppose unfunded mandates, as the individual mandate that they abhor.
