Traditional teaching habits and routines, even if they are good ones, are now
anathema.
Rothenberg suggested the term "advertising" itself might very well be in decline and
anathema to the marketer, connoting distrust.
While religion used to be
anathema to Hollywood, the recent mega-success of ``The Passion of the Christ'' reportedly has every studio in town trying to tap into the newly discovered devout audience.
Camp's views illustrate what happens when religion is removed: then only his views on contraception and pornography and similar issues deserve consideration; the others are declared
anathema.
Their policies were
anathema to building an Internet conglomerate.
REMAKES: Given how thoroughly NBC botched its adaptation of the British series ``Coupling,'' you'd assume that such efforts would be
anathema this season.
Strong support from the senior Department of Defense (DoD) management has always been essential since DARPA was designed to be an
anathema to the conventional military and R&D structure and, in fact, to be a deliberate counterpoint to traditional thinking and approaches.
That's
anathema to most hitting philosophies, but as Olympic coach Mike Candrea said: ``Crystl has done some things in this game that you're not supposed to be able to do.
And that, of course, would be
anathema to the industry.
I hold Schwarzenegger's position on abortion as
anathema.
A trip to the injured list would be
anathema to a man who has prided himself as an ironman for nearly two decades, who has never before felt physically vulnerable.
I know any tax is
anathema to a conservative, but this idea is ridiculous.
