Sentence examples for repugnant force from inspiring English sources

Corbyn's campaign, in response, said he regarded Isis as a "vicious, repugnant force that has to be stopped".

Their delivery is delicious; the effect repugnant.

"Sometimes young men are kidnapped at a very young age and forced to do repugnant things.

Even if we were to accept the Repugnant Conclusion, we are not forced to accept the Very Repugnant Conclusion.

Such violence was "repugnant", Attorney General Eric Holder said.

"White and black unarmed teenagers who are shot and killed by police without the requisite facts being present for the use of deadly force is and should be repugnant to all".

Virtually everyone at the convention Saturday in the state capital of Albany agreed that Cuomo, first elected governor in 2010 after serving as New York attorney general, was somewhere between an untrustworthy practitioner of brute force politics and a morally repugnant scoundrel.

In the opinion, she likened the government's requirement that the company cover birth control for its employees to affirming "a repugnant belief" and wrote that the company would be forced to be "complicit in a grave moral wrong".

The claim that no plausible theory can avoid the Repugnant Conclusion or that the rejection of the conclusion would force one into rejecting claims which it is hard to get around—e.g.g

The word "Tartuffified" — describing young Mariane's fate if she is forced by her father, Orgon, to marry the repugnant Tartuffe rather than her adored Valère — is deliciously intact in Ms. Congdon's witty version.

Another recurring male power strategy was the use of undesired and forced sex, which was described by the women as repugnant and disgusting but also as an inescapable part of the relationship and the violence or as something that could be used to calm the partner down and even to prevent violence or end it quickly (cf. 48).