Sentence examples for particularly repulsive from inspiring English sources

The ghosts of old women are viewed as particularly repulsive.

Two particularly repulsive prison guards tell Richard the events in Oklahoma City are part of a Zionist plot.

Still, implementing the change with immediate effect, weeks before students were due to sit their GCSEs, was a particularly repulsive action.

Yet the lawsuits have been quite responsible, aimed at men accused of particularly repulsive deeds, without any obvious damage to peace processes.

Stooping and squatting on the manure-laden floor as he gathers eggs, disposing of broken ones and worse, he moves deftly through his work, his face set in concentration except for a flash of pained dismay at a particularly repulsive task, the only other sign of discomfort the frequency with which he has to wipe the sweat out of his eyes.

This is just an advance skirmish brought about by a particularly repulsive book on a particularly influential platform.

Now they report that molasses grass, a plant not normally planted in crop fields, is particularly repulsive to corn pests.

Other professionals, like stand-up-comedians, for example, a particularly repulsive lot, are increasingly unfiltered, and probably among the worst offenders when it comes to snark, cynicism, and cruelty, eviscerating and humiliating their targets like seasoned assassins.

Has Mr. Turnbull considered the blinkered homogeneity and myopia of large parts of American culture, particularly the repulsive consumer culture that is largely responsible for the earth's environmental decline?

These days, Gov. George W. Bush shows roughly the same affection for Senator John McCain as he might for a particularly large and repulsive cockroach.

The bending is repulsive particularly for this case of GaAs/AlGaAs, and so the Coulomb potential stands out in relation to the exchange-correlation potential.