Sentence examples for just repugnant from inspiring English sources

In France, repugnant speech isn't just repugnant but illegal.

In the context of #MeToo, it is just repugnant.

Behold, in these stories, the insidious duality of a powerful man's rapaciousness (the word shares a root the Latin "rapere," to take by force with both "ravenous" and "rape"): Batali's disregard for boundaries has in the past been a foundation of his mythology, a thing not to recoil from but to admire; in the context of the current #MeToo movement, his behavior is just repugnant.

I believe the debasement of such principles in politics today is not just repugnant, it is un-American.

I titled my book to emphasize that inequality is not just morally repugnant but also has material costs.

And bigotry toward people based on their faith is just as repugnant as bigotry toward people based on their sexuality.

One visitor to the book club website who objected to the novel's plotting had a challenge – for me as much as for the novelist: "I can't quite articulate what I dislike so much about Middlesex, but it began with the incest, which wasn't a necessary part of the story and which I just found repugnant.

It's just more repugnant when we do it, because we should know better.

It wasn't always repugnant, just foreign, and I didn't want the foreign.

The business world is facing a long overdue question – aren't elaborate tax-avoidance gymnastics just as morally repugnant as tax evasion?

"The withdrawal of one of the world's biggest insurance companies, AXA, from tobacco investments shows just how morally repugnant the tobacco industry has become, and we hope others will follow suit," she said.