Sentence examples for Very reprehensible from inspiring English sources

"When you start using words such as lynching," Mr. West said in an interview with "Fox & Friends," "that's a very reprehensible word and I think we should move away from using that type of language".

"We [the Canadian government] have gone in a very reprehensible direction," Duncan adds.

By Don Abarbanel and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, December 11 , 1954P. 31 A very rich, reprehensible young lady who mistrusts psychiatrist, is simultaneously consulting two of them without either knowing about the other.

Was that really so reprehensible?

"It's reprehensible and very dangerous," Professor Bowman said of the site.

"I don't get the opportunity to play characters who are reprehensible or suspect very often.

To be very overweight is seen as morally reprehensible.

To him, Gasparo is the victim of a "reprehensible, criminal act" against his very nature.

Above all, they literally don't understand the ferocity with which Obama supporters feel her very presence in this primary is morally reprehensible.

He added: "But let's be very clear: this is a scientifically flawed, ethically reprehensible, economically unjustifiable and reckless policy that needs to be abandoned, once and for all".

I think they've been led astray by a couple of individuals that, very frankly, have done some things which I find reprehensible in American politics".