Sentence examples for repugnant position from inspiring English sources

"It would be astonishing if an Australian government in the 21st century was prepared to embrace such a morally repugnant position.

But a lot of people who are idealistic, who find what they consider the middle ground as being a repugnant position for Labour to take.

Ethically, this is a far dodgier and more repugnant position than mine, which is that I am entirely pro-abortion because I do not consider it murder; if you do not consider this foetus human, then it becomes no more of an issue than getting a tumour removed.

How's this for a repugnant situation?

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.

But compared with Vikas, a sour, selfish person in a sympathetic predicament, Malik, whose position is repugnant, is a genuinely sympathetic character.

No matter how repugnant BNP's stated position is on those considered non-British, or how vile Griffin's thoughts may be about Muslims in general, barring him from attending a party hosted by the Queen, will have undesirable repercussions.

But there are very few positions more repugnant than advocating intolerance.

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

Writing in the New Yorker on Friday Brody suggested that it was "repugnant that Heard was put in the position of having to agree to nudity in advance".

It's even more repugnant that Heard was put in the position of having to agree to nudity in advance; I wish that the Screen Actors Guild would leap in and repudiate even the notion of a nudity rider.