Sentence examples for repugnant form from inspiring English sources

They must decide whether this repugnant form of demonstration is protected by the Constitution, as seems right.

While Mr. Obama stressed, and we strongly agree, that chemical weapons are a particularly repugnant form of warfare, these murders are just as wanton, just as disregarding of innocent lives, as the chemical attack, and far more deadly.

Consider this: Is it the filmed act itself that constitutes a more repugnant form of barbarism, or is it that such war imagery dared to puncture our mission of liberation?

Then he practiced the most morally repugnant form of it - the advancement of second raters to serve his own advantage.

Indeed, Amazon's refusal to associate with those whose ideas it finds repugnant is itself a form of expression.

If we don't speed this up more, we will be seeing a lot more of the Orkin man…in the form of repeated, repugnant, and frustrating poisonings of our waterways to keep this menace at bay.

"Mr. Church" is a repugnant film.

Chefs, after the briefest flirtation with it, are already more aware than ever of how repugnant many Americans find tobacco in any form.

The most blatantly undemocratic feature of the document that the framers adopted in Philadelphia in 1787 was its acceptance — indeed, its enshrinement — of slavery, which in its American form was as vicious and repugnant as any institution ever devised by man.

So although "money in politics may at times seem repugnant to some," it, along with other forms of unpopular speech like "flag burning, funeral protests and Nazi parades", is entitled to "vigorous" protection.

This kind of behavior is repugnant.