Sentence examples for disgusting of all from inspiring English sources

Most disgusting of all is his attempt to gain our understanding for his amoral behaviour by insinuating that the fundamental fault lies not with him, but with the "cut-throat" world of politics into which he fell, "sucked in like a concubine at a Roman orgy".

"You put an inverted cross around your neck, do some lyrics about Satan, get the most disgusting of all, then you're happening.

This tweet is disgusting, of all the words in the English language you had to use that one?

Hamilton lamented at the end of the papers, reflecting a universal credo of elites of all times and places: "The perpetual charges which have been rung upon the wealthy, the well-born and the great, have been such as to inspire the disgust of all sensible men".

"I think it's disgusting first of all," Hasselbeck said in response to Brown's comments.

It was disgusting for all of us, and I think there was more intensity in that scene than any other one because we just wanted to get to the end of the scene so that we could run out of the alley, so that we didn't get eaten by the rats!

To strangers, the 60 residents of Odyssey House's East Harlem center are often dismissed as "homeless crazies" who prompt pity, disgust and most of all, fear.

The extraordinary circumstances were the public's intense disgust with politicians of all parties over MPs' expenses, the issue that provoked Labour to drop Dr Gibson as a candidate.

Coombes wrote: "When the liquidators where [sic] called in to take control of the ailing group he [Coombes] was disgusted not least of all at the loss of several thousand jobs, but that a business with such a healthy turnover from prime sites all over the UK, could ever run out of cash assuming that it had been run in a correct and proper manner".

While Sartre after the war was more than ever a self-professed "writing machine," Camus was increasingly graphophobic, haunted by a "disgust for all forms of public expression".

The images and feelings can be beautiful and transcendent, or terrifying and disgusting – or all of these over the course of the day.