Sentence examples for quite repulsive from inspiring English sources

But the core is becoming quite repulsive.

It can be "quite repulsive", he adds.

It's quite repulsive what he did to me and other girls".

With his acerbic interjections he's effortlessly pulverizing, be it Adele ("a little too fat"), Pippa Middleton ("She should only show her back") or the late Andy Warhol ("I shouldn't say this, but physically he was quite repulsive").

Remember, eat with the proper utensils and manners, and the people sitting by you or visiting your home might appreciate that you do not talk with your mouth full and that you do not eat with your bare hands, because that would quite repulsive if you did it in the mirror.

But the men's profiles are, quite simply, repulsive — one blatantly porcine, another diabolical, the third monstrously gross.

The news is quite as repulsive as anything else that the floods have washed down but distaste is not the important thing about it.

We have met others like him before in McEwan's novels – such as Joe Rose, the science writer who narrates Enduring Love, or Henry Perowne, the brian surgeon protagonist of Saturday – but none is quite as repulsive as Beard.

My pain was blinding, but perhaps even more blinding was the sure knowledge that I had never looked quite so repulsive in my entire life -- not even that time I vomited down the front of my cat suit when I had one too many test tube shooters at Peanuts in West Hollywood during a drag show circa 1986.

There's nothing quite so repulsive as finding the Dollar Tree clearance label on the bottom of your new gift.

2003 -- We live in unsettling times, and few vehicles can capture an unsettling moment -- whether violent or moving, beautiful or repulsive, tragic or funny -- quite the way a still visual image can.