Sentences with phrase «to abhor»

But just as nature abhors a vacuum, so do bad guys.

The atheists I know are loving people who abhor violence.

It was a terrible attitude that I'm absolutely abhorred by in retrospect, and one that brought out the absolute worst in me.

Morten Morland envisaged Cameron holding the skull of Johnson and saying: «Alas poor Boris, a fellow of infinite jest, but now how abhorred in my imagination...»

Why does God command us to enter into the pain of abhorring what is evil?

In other words, the kind of person who gives Christians a bad name, and why so many people abhor people like you who uses religion to try and quash people's rights.

... the purchasing of a suit or right of suing a practice so much abhorred by our law that it is one main reason why a chose in action or thing of which one hath the right but not the possession is not assignable at common law because no man should purchase any pretence to sue in another's right.

Yet when the Protestant Reformation took place, he did not join it, partly because he was a man of moderate and tolerant temperament who abhorred violence, and partly because he was repelled by the anti-humanist element in so much of the Protestantism of his time.

God abhors evil, and God cares about others.

As I like to say, markets abhor free riders.

I don't abhor who and what I am now, but that doesn't mean I want to stay here

We commit ourselves to work through government and with industry to find ways to respect free expression while abhorring and selectively limiting media violence, the moral equivalent of a harmful substance.

Politics abhors idealists, outside of semi-revolutionary moments.

Within yesterdays» article I talked about one thing that I really abhor about the blogosphere.

The markets abhor free riders, and disasters tend to occur in such a way that the most dumb money gets gored.

He can not force the mass murderer to seek value in other ways, but he can and may lead mankind to come gradually to abhor such behavior and to condemn it as immoral.

I was dreading giving up my pizzas, as I used to make homemade pizza all the time, and I absolutely abhor all the «other» flours for baking.

I'm not against ports, though I personally abhor Binding of Isaac.

For example what is wrong with abhoring tax avoidance and evasion clearly and without caveat?

But I think that most of the believers here abhor religion in government, so yeah it's about 30 % of the population that are obnoxious religious, pretty much the Santorum fans.

So, if you really abhor celebrating God, then you should get a second job and work those days as well.

Wesley also abhorred slavery, and for at least the early decades of America's involvement in that dark institution, Methodists were among those most firm in their opposition to slavery (their later record was not so sterling — see Don Mathews's Religion in the Old South).

The nature of American culture abhors implicit fraud, and thus we regulate most of those that take money and offer uncertain promises, when those offering the money don't have much.

Another awful fable that makes women abhor their sexuality is the story of the Fall, where it is Eve who started the whole mess to begin with.

For some viewers it's been a reinvigoration, while others abhor the new changes.

I knew him, Reader: a tablet of infinite jest, of most excellent fancy: it hath borne me into the library a thousand times; and now, how abhorred in my imagination it is!

Love abhors making others suffer.

Aside from Pokemon GO, something to keep in mind is that gamers are often known for being introverts, people who abhor social situations and prefer to delve deep into the alternate realities found in games.

Fiction was a common tool to illustrate beliefs about valued or abhorred human characteristics.

I do abhor violence and destruction of property and am praying for peace and for those whose businesses were destroyed.

Some experts believe that the key to a successful career in this blurred landscape isn't better image management but less hypocrisy, which Internet communities abhor above all other digital sins.

And while I still abhor the state of politics, I found the discussion invigorating and enlightening.

If we know ours is a democratic party, we must embrace the true principles of democracy and abhor unnecessary insults or the variants of that.

Remaining neutral when it comes to conflicts and politics, along with abhorring violence and mistreatment of other humans including your enemy describes one particular group.

Our party should not simply abhor the grotesque failure to fairly distribute the fruits of capitalism; it should challenge the very philosophy of individual consumption.

Huxley abhorred war and was denied American citizenship for his refusal to pledge to fight in any sort of military endeavor.

It's an essential key to why «Pulp Fiction» resonated with so many people, even those who normally abhor foul language and gratuitous violence.

This idea is one of the reasons the ancient Roman populace abhorred Christianity, they perceived it as ritual cannibalism.

I used to absolutely abhor beets.

«British Muslims abhor terrorism and extremism and we have worked hard to eradicate this evil from our country but to suggest that we do not sign up to the values of tolerance, respect and freedom is deeply offensive and incorrect.