Sentence examples for repugnant image from inspiring English sources
"I have to do something, not just to help make unfortunate people's lives a little more tolerable but also to disassociate myself from the repugnant image Britain is giving to the world".
The students were added to a GroupMe account titled "Mud Men" that contained "violent, racist and thoroughly repugnant images and messages," the university said in a statement about the incident.
Jason Buchanan of Allmovie said, "...while it's hard to defend the director for some of the truly repugnant images with which he has chosen to convey his message, there is indeed an underlying point to the film, if one is able to look beyond the sometimes unwatchable images that assault the viewer".
They perform their mission like so many uncouth images of miserliness and repugnant animalism".
In contrast, torture and other forms of forced coercion are not only illegal, morally repugnant, and harmful to any country's image, they also are ineffective.
Yet everything about these images functions both as physical, largely repugnant fact and as gorgeous, seductive optical event -- while conveying a ferociously comic sense of the human psyche literally turned inside out.
D.W. Griffith's "The Birth of a Nation" plays as a strange and troubling artifact, a grainy, flickering work of artistic brilliance whose images are at once breathtaking and repugnant.
If you want to skip the babble and really understand why boys' feeling they can freely pit girls against their mothers and rudely comment on adult women's bodies is so repugnant and objectionable imagine what people would do if teenage girls started generating lists and images of Dads I'd Like to Fuck.
The repugnant irony is that there could be no stronger counter argument to the "stop the boats" dogma than that image.
The prevalent thug image by many fans and observers of black pro football players is not merely a matter of repugnant and jaded personal bias.
