Sentence examples for more repugnant from inspiring English sources

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

But there are very few positions more repugnant than advocating intolerance.

Historically, the task would seem to be more repugnant to Japan than the United States.

An instruction all the more repugnant given Mr. Tuttle's behavior in the kitchen two nights ago.

Eminem's epithets, though more repugnant than most, echo throughout hip-hop.

There's nothing more repugnant than people who play at being upper-class".

(And remember it's only over here where folk desperately try to convince themselves that a cheeky handball is somehow much more morally repugnant than a few hard belts in the mouth, upside the head, or below the belt).

More morally repugnant versions would include expressed racial preferences.

While some of his supporters' pathetic attempt to brush it off as some sort of 'locker room banter', the actual content of the conversation was much more sinister and repugnant than they would have you believe.

You couldn't imagine a trio of stars more moot, irrelevant or repugnant.

It is repugnant and more than a little weird for a country that cannot feed itself to devote so much of its talent and energies to making missiles, nuclear bombs and other unconventional weapons.