Sentence examples for be repugnant from inspiring English sources

While the fundamental metaphysical truth that only unextended beings can serve as the simple beings of the created world simple beings out of which complex beings are made may be repugnant to sense and imagination, reason (as captured by her PC in this case) demands we believe it (IP §135).

It should be repugnant to every conservative and every Republican".

He added, "It would be repugnant to federal labor law for the court to do that".

This is a case that should be repugnant to anyone with the slightest interest in justice.

Rationing justice using a residence test was, and always will be, repugnant to British law".

Or we wish you hadn't.' And the lyrics should be repugnant to thinking people.

Varmus pointed out that a special review group he created in 1994 to give advice on embryo research had already judged human cloning to be "repugnant --a view he endorepugnant --a

It's repugnant.

So it's repugnant?

And that's repugnant".

"His views are repugnant.