Examples of using Abhorrence in English and their translations into Greek
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Abhorrence at that murder reached this House when the McCartney sisters brought here
We express our abhorrence at and unequivocal condemnation of the deadly attack on the Olympia shopping mall in Munich.
The Fourth International rejects with abhorrence all such abstractions which play the same role in the democratic camp as in the fascist:“honor,”“blood,”“race.”.
God has done for that which merited only His indignation and abhorrence.
Abhorrence for the inhuman practices of the jihadists is justified,
Along with expressing our sense of abhorrence of this brutal crime we also confirm our determination to fight against anti-Semitism with all our means.
horse meat prejudices have progressed from taboos, to avoidance, to abhorrence.
The abhorrence is further increased from the details of this planning which cannot be mentioned within the allotted time.
The Central Board of Jewish Communities in Greece expresses the condemnation and the abhorrence of the Greek Jewry for the vandal attack against the Jewish cemetery of Athens.
such as empathy, an abhorrence of violence and a closeness to nature.
It added that"now more than ever we must preserve in full the possibility to express our abhorrence, to condemn and to react before racism and xenophobia".
horse meat prejudices have progressed from taboos to avoidance to abhorrence.
This is a case that really caused abhorrence and a particular scorn,
But this is all anathema to the German government, which shares the US Tea Party's abhorrence of expansionary policies to boost growth and employment.
We certainly join with you in expressing our absolute abhorrence for the incredible carnage that took place in Nice yesterday.
Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras expressed deep sorrow and abhorrence and said that Greek people participate in the mourning of their French friends.
while also expressing my abhorrence.
fear, abhorrence, and the anguish about what is to follow….
bear affliction and abhorrence of the horrors of the‘Myself.'.
We express our anger at, and our abhorrence and unequivocal condemnation of, yesterday's deadly terrorist attacks at Istanbul's airport, which resulted in the tragic deaths of dozens of innocent people.