Examples of using Abhorrence in English and their translations into Swedish
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Abhorrence at that murder reached this House when the McCartney sisters brought here
I would also like to express my abhorrence in respect of the persistent attacks
The Feira European Council expressed its abhorrence at the tragic incidents of terrorism in Europe
thus reducing social abhorrence at the conscious extinction of human beings' Amnesty International, 1998.
and expressed abhorrence at recent evidence of mistreatment of prisoners in Iraqi prisons.
It was rather the abhorrence of the thought of being attacked by a wild animal in human form in this night,
Expresses its abhorrence against the tragic incidents of terrorism in Europe,
even state with utter abhorrence that if there are those who want to believe so evil a thing,
shares the Honourable Member's abhorrence of cruel and inhumane practices such as stoning.
we have an extremely forcible expression conveying His abhorrence of sin.
that they have to make clear their own absolute abhorrence of violence in the attempt to move away from extremism.
Their behavior was blamed on their sense of vulnerability in an unfamiliar environment and their abhorrence of Communism.
As he said("The Idea of Progress" 1953 pp 72-73)'The liberal mind is characterised by an abhorrence of fanaticism, a greater readiness to count the cost in terms of human happiness
grief for having committed it, and a turning away from it with abhorrence, accompanied with sincere endeavors,
It is important for us here in the European Parliament to take the opportunity we have to express our abhorrence and to keep exerting pressure on Nigerian society,
the word"Jacobin" evoked dread and abhorrence among the aristocrats of all countries,abhorrence among the bourgeois in all countries.">
Despite my abhorrence of his views I fully support that.
Trotsky's abhorrence of any form of party tutelage over the workers.
A whole world turns in abhorrence upon Iran.
The message of the cross was an abhorrence, a vulgarity in its social context.