Sentence examples for particularly repugnant form from inspiring English sources

While Mr. Obama stressed, and we strongly agree, that chemical weapons are a particularly repugnant form of warfare, these murders are just as wanton, just as disregarding of innocent lives, as the chemical attack, and far more deadly.

The latter option was particularly repugnant to Putnam: in its thoroughgoing denial of objective truth, relativism is but a form of radical skepticism and is clearly at odds with Putnam's realism.

The report calls "particularly repugnant" the use of children as combatants and spies.

They must decide whether this repugnant form of demonstration is protected by the Constitution, as seems right.

Anna is a particularly repugnant swan-necked beauty, who mercilessly baits Tess in person and on Twitter.

People in Aleppo describe the missile, mortar, and rocket strikes as particularly repugnant methods of killing because they are carried out indiscriminately, and from afar.

It would be hard to bear, she said – in one version of a German phrase that has been variously translated as "particularly repugnant" and "sickening" – if it were a refugee.

Consider this: Is it the filmed act itself that constitutes a more repugnant form of barbarism, or is it that such war imagery dared to puncture our mission of liberation?

Then he practiced the most morally repugnant form of it - the advancement of second raters to serve his own advantage.

The reporter had been introduced to the case by prosecutor Gray, who believed that Dorn was letting Cooks get away with a particularly repugnant murder.

The use of torture is but one particularly repugnant example of not only the Bush administration's moral bankruptcy, but also of their sheer incompetency.