Sentence examples for repugnant display from inspiring English sources

In "attempting to reverse the biggest democratic mandate in British history", said the Sun, "unelected peers" were guilty of "a repugnant display of elitist arrogance".

Coffey, a career senior executive at VA, pressed the agency's leaders to issue a statement making it clear that VA stood against such a "repugnant display of hate and bigotry by white supremacists, neo-Nazis, and the Ku Klux Klan," according to the emails.

The Florida Republican Party immediately slammed Crist for his endorsement, calling the former Republican's support for Obama "a repugnant display from a self-centered, career politician".

John Ullyot, the Veterans Affairs chief communications officer, tried to block Georgia Coffey from issuing a statement condemning the "repugnant display of hate and bigotry by white supremacists, neo-Nazis and the Ku Klux Klan" at the Unite the Right rally, according to internal emails shared with VICE News and first reported by the Washington Post.

For the record, the violent protests against the Koran burning in Afghanistan and other parts of the Muslim world are repugnant displays of anti-Islamic behavior.

It is cheap and tacky and visually repugnant and our hosts, Dan and Gabriel, display quite strange attitudes towards...well, everything really.

He is twenty-five and has spent the past six years in a seminary--an experience that has "made him ill at ease in public" and has rendered all displays of emotion repugnant to him.

I'm not alone in feeling that the man we've elected to be our next president has already displayed his true, repugnant character with nearly every word he spoke during his campaign.

They regard it repugnant to witness a black-white couple displaying affection that would be normal among two whites or two men strolling down the sidewalk arm-in-arm.

Mr Corbyn's spokesman said the party believed "language or behaviour that displays hatred towards Jews is anti-Semitism, and is as repugnant and unacceptable as any other form of racism".

The infected person displays an inability (in the worst cases, lasting months) to rid his cortex of an unusually repugnant melody.