Sentence examples for feels repugnant from inspiring English sources

To me, it feels repugnant to suggest that compassion should stop at a national boundary or color line.

In fact, Confirmation can at times feel so repugnant that some audience members leave before the show has finished, and one woman in Edinburgh actually stopped the performance and insisted on starting a dialogue there and then.

The term carnism refers to what Melanie Joy describes as the invisible belief system that justifies the eating of certain animals while making the eating of others feel morally repugnant.

In each pair, the second action feels far more repugnant.

He said he found the experience repugnant.

They are views that many people will find repugnant".

It feels like "separate but equal," which is a repugnant doctrine, and in any event not applicable.

All the pain and all the death are gone, congealed into repugnant fluffy felt.

When his tenant resists the attraction he feels toward her, for example, he makes up his mind that it is his interest itself that is somehow repugnant.

God bless, Mother Sarah; in spite of feeling "kicked in the stomach" by the cartoon, she turned the repugnant experience into a teaching moment for her daughter: "Well, Bristol, how did it make YOU feel?" Personally, I'd rather hear how Trig feels.

She pretended to be strong for her husband when she felt weak — "tears... were repugnant to him" — and an athletic Amazon when it simply wasn't her style.