Sentence examples for repugnant issues from inspiring English sources

I tip my hat to Byington and his talented cast of professionals and nonactors -- who have managed to shoot a contemporary sex comedy about one of the most repugnant issues in our society and yet still keep a straight face throughout the process.

To vote yes would produce a "morally repugnant result".

In November, an organization called the American Council of Trustees and Alumni issued a repugnant report called "Defending Civilization".

In November, an organization called the American Council of Trustees and Alumni issued a repugnant report called "Defending Civilization". It attacked dozens of professors for having reacted to the terrorist attacks in ways its authors considered inappropriate.

Judging by his recent interview with Bay Area sports talk station KNBR, it's clear he feels that nothing, even an issue as repugnant as child slavery, should overshadow the game on the field.

Their delivery is delicious; the effect repugnant.

Their delivery is delicious; the effect repugnant.

Often the leading anti-Communists were so harebrained in their rhetoric or so repugnant in their positions on other issues — race and the war in Vietnam being but two — that there was no way the left could find a common language with them.

Paul Krugman (column, Oct. 29) rightly observes the absurdity of casting estate tax repeal as a populist issue, when repeal was repugnant to a true populist, Senator Paul Wellstone.

The N.F.L.'s vigorous prosecution of face paint and touchdown dances makes its inept handling of serious issues seem all the more repugnant.

It is not, however, morally repugnant to ask a candidate's position on the issues of the day, whatever the source of his beliefs.