Sentences with phrase «term anathema»

Nor was it a story of steady progress towards any goal — the French Revolution did much to rendered the term anathema across Europe for more than twenty years.

Not exact matches

That by trimming their sails to policies that are anathema to many inside the party — and a betrayal of all the bold, good things that were achieved in terms of domestic policy by the Blair / Brown Labour governments — they have caused swaths of the party's supporters to turn away in bewilderment and disgust.

This term was anathema to scientists.

Timing the market is one subject that remains anathema among staunch long term investors.

Wilfully restrictive, repetitive, limited, all terms which we find anathema to the truly abstract, yet by all accounts of great personal meaning and certainly more than merely pattern for many.

This term was anathema to scientists.

Sadly, this lesson is both anathema and meaningless to how we incentivize ~ short - term gains.