Examples of using Abhorrence in English and their translations into Slovak
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As a humanist I have an abhorrence of war.
I have an abhorrence for issues that are taboo.
I can never look upon dice except with abhorrence.
And they will be an abhorrence to all flesh.".
Anti-Semitism is not an opinion, it is an abhorrence.
In the Old Testament God revealed his abhorrence of human sacrifice(Jeremiah 7:31).
Our moral abhorrence at ending the life of a defenceless person is too great,” they wrote.
The application essentially works as Tinder enabling you to like and abhorrence individuals.
Hence also arises man's great abhorrence of those things which are not pleasing to the senses.
And still people saythat Jesus had a miserable body and a face so ugly that it provoked abhorrence”.
Satan had hoped that God's abhorrence of evil would bring an eternal separation between heaven and earth.
From his republican values Washington derived his abhorrence of kingship, even for himself.
Many of those sleeping in the dust of the earth will awaken,some to everlasting life and some to everlasting shame and abhorrence.”.
Should we not have an even greater abhorrence and repugnance for the interior slavery of sin and seek freedom as soon as possible?
Vimalakirti replied:“He should speak of the impermanence of the body but never of the abhorrence and relinquishment of the body.
Our abhorrence for calculation enables us to mutually agree on statistically dubious metrics with nary a shrug or domed eyebrow.
The fortunate child began his career with such disgust and abhorrence of all earthly things, that his horror never abated.
I showed My abhorrence at those who professed to represent God and whose duty it was to ensure that the Ten Commandments were honoured.
You love all that exists, you hold nothing of what you have made in abhorrence, for had you hated anything, you would not have formed it.
I prefer to be truthful to myself, even at the hazard of incurring the ridicule of others,than to be false and incur my own abhorrence.
It is a scientific fact that moral emotions-like a sense of fair play or an abhorrence of cruelty- precede any exposure to scripture.
Thieves used this means of expression to demonstrate their abhorrence for society, while peasants pierced the ear of the only boy in the family or of a child who had been born immediately following the death of another child.
Conversely, the animist systems have to one degree or another preferred to ignore, to denigrate or bully biological man,and to instill in him an abhorrence or terror of certain traits inherent in his animal nature.
Let the pious memory of his sufferings engender in thee such a disgust and abhorrence of all earthly pleasures that thou despise and forget all that is visible, and instead follow the Author of eternal life Mt.
If not, the killer unwittingly achieves a final and perverse moral victory by making the state a killer too,thus reducing social abhorrence at the conscious extinction of human beings'(Amnesty International, 1998).
The answer is that Christ's deathso clearly demonstrates God's just abhorrence of sin that he is free to treat the world with mercy without compromising his righteousness.