Sentence examples for repugnant remark from inspiring English sources

The mayor's repugnant remark is the least of it.

And he sighs a deep sigh in which I rather fancy he is doing his best to forgive me for my repugnant remark.

Democrats have used this episode to remind Americans about the president's unhinged personality, his disrespect for women, and how he demeans the office and embarrasses the country with his crude and repugnant remarks.

It didn't take long before I began to hear repugnant remarks and bigoted opinions about the front-page interview from good, God-fearing "Christian" customers eating Sunday dinner in my family's restaurant.

Michael A. Nutter, Philadelphia's mayor, called the receiver's remarks "repugnant, insensitive and ignorant".

At the time of the suspension, the Braves' president, Stan Kasten, called Rocker's remarks repugnant and unconscionable and said Rocker would probably have been suspended indefinitely had he made them during the season.

The outcome of the campaign's bet could be decisive for Mr. Romney, whose Democratic rivals are eagerly seizing on Mr. Akin's comments as evidence of a cultural disconnect between Republicans and women who find Mr. Akin's remarks repugnant.

When Trump compared the intelligence community to Nazi Germany in January before he took office, Brennan, who was still the head of the CIA, called the remarks "repugnant".

Mbeki described Vavi's remark as "grossly repugnant" and "very serious in the extreme".

Cliven lost allies in the conservative media, too: Fox News host Sean Hannity said his remarks were "beyond repugnant", and radio host Glenn Beck called him "unhinged from reality".

NEW YORK -- Fox News host Sean Hannity said Thursday that Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy's racist remarks are "beyond repugnant" and "beyond despicable".