Sentence examples for deeply repugnant from inspiring English sources

It is a deeply repugnant read.

For Shakespeare, the prospect of hot-musing was deeply repugnant.

Cannibalism is the act most deeply repugnant to civilized societies, fraught with obsessive fears and fascinations.

To wit: " I hardly know any annoyance so deeply repugnant to English feelings, as the incessant, remorseless spitting of Americans".

Reviewing "The Elementary Particles" in The New York Times last November, Michiko Kakutani described it as "a deeply repugnant read".

Their antigay protests at the funeral of a soldier slain in Iraq were deeply repugnant but protected by the First Amendment.

Phone hacking and blagging is repugnant, deeply upsetting to its victims and much of it may be illegal.

That Cameron and co have neither the courage nor the will to "do unto others" (a British value, perhaps?) is deeply distressing and repugnant.

I am deeply disturbed that the repugnant behavior of a few players and the NFL's acknowledged mishandling of these issues, is casting a cloud over the integrity of the league and the reputations of the majority of players who've dedicated their lives to a career they love.

Because the real product they're selling is one that, when Americans think about it more deeply, is something many will find repugnant.

"Bless all the women of this world who nurture our heritage while too many men rush off to kill for ideals that might now be deeply and personally held, but will often be viewed as repugnant by later generations".