Sentence examples for repugnant at from inspiring English sources

And most Americans don't find this idea repugnant at all.

The idea of God having physical sex with Mary is repugnant at best and blasphemous at worst to many Christians, but to the early leaders of the LDS church this idea was not only common sense but a sacred act.

Asking a survivor to forgive unilaterally and unconditionally is bereft of meaning at best and morally repugnant at worst.

Each of the characters, grating or repugnant as they may seem at times, seems to glow at times with the warmth of her sympathy.

As the best scenes spool forward, they are maddening, beautiful, eloquent and repugnant all at once.

As for ABC, its action is morally repugnant, but at the same time it's operating smack in the mainstream of common U.S. entertainment business practice.

"Stewart is so obsessive and repugnant and, at times, cruel and driven, and yet you care about him," Mr. Hanson said.

"Harry Potter and the Incredibly Conservative Aristocratic Children's Club" paints J. K. Rowling and her characters in a fairly negative light — Bustillos comes out swinging in the very first paragraph, calling the new movie "a fine-looking but completely incoherent mess with a morally bankrupt and politically repugnant story at its core".

Repugnant as it is, this violence appears to be aimed at Daisy not because she's a woman but because she's an utterly defenseless captive.

As repugnant as your policies are, Americans have long hero-worshiped at the church of bombing in the name of peace.

"Forgiveness is the door which leads to reconciliation" although it may seem "impossible, impractical and even at times repugnant", the Pope said at a special mass for inter-Korean peace and reconciliation in Seoul.