Sentence examples for profoundly distasteful from inspiring English sources

Busting gay kids in this way is a profoundly distasteful idea for secular Australians.

There is something profoundly distasteful about western countries refusing to return any of their ill-gotten gains.

Nevertheless, for the second time, curling through the pleasure, clouding the narrative reward, was my original alarm, coupled now with a profoundly distasteful complicity".

Its agenda expresses a social illiteracy among the elderly, which, to this old man, is profoundly distasteful and borders on grey fascism.

"There are rightwing Roman Catholics who find the whole thing profoundly distasteful," said Diarmaid MacCulloch, professor of church history at Oxford and author of The Reformation: A History. "But they're the sort of people who hate the present pope anyway.

Using human remains as props for a mise en scène to conjure the image of a historical event will be profoundly shocking to some on religious grounds and distasteful to others.

"The highly distasteful act which has taken place is profoundly saddening". PSNI Assistant Chief Constable Stephen Martin tweeted: "This is disgusting and must be condemned in the strongest terms.

"I find myself in the distasteful position of having to defend the applicability of a controlling precedent with which I profoundly disagree," wrote one of them, Justice James C. Nelson.

Profoundly Loved, Profoundly Missed.

"Distasteful," he said.

The idea was distasteful.