Sentence examples for repugnant attitude from inspiring English sources
For the deeply likable Ms. Falco, the role is a turnabout in which she exposes the underside of her friendliness: a repugnant attitude of disingenuous good will.
For some, his repugnant attitudes towards women also seem to be a big selling point in the year of the first female presidential candidate.
It depicts repugnant attitudes and practices of white supremacy that poisoned earlier generations' achievements and that are inseparable from those achievements.
It is cheap and tacky and visually repugnant and our hosts, Dan and Gabriel, display quite strange attitudes towards...well, everything really.
Elliot Rodger absorbed misogynistic and racist attitudes from the ambient culture, and he expressed these repugnant thoughts in Web postings and videos.
I would like to add another factor: the persistence of primitive ways of living and attitudes in the rural areas, and the power of repugnant customs and traditions in society.
It determined his attitude toward scientifically unaccepted therapies, such as Christian Science or mind cure, and repugnant ideals, such as militarism.
Certainly the Khalīfah's government was autocratic, but, while autocracy may be repugnant to European democrats, it not only was understandable to the Sudanese but appealed to their deepest feelings and attitudes formed by tribe, religion, and past experience with the centralized authoritarianism of the Ottomans.
