Sentence examples for repugnant tactic from inspiring English sources
Like many U.S. diplomats who have served in the region, Crocker said that he is still waiting for a diplomatic vision to end the war, not simply a military plan to deal with one repugnant tactic.
Mr. Bremer called the switch to attacking civilians "a repugnant but not unexpected tactic".
To the extent that terrorism is no longer perceived as a tactic, however repugnant, but as a kind of total crime beyond the pale of explanation or negotiation, the "pre-terrorist" is already on the way to becoming an absolute enemy of the state.
"Such a tactic is archaic, repugnant, and has no place in a modern parliament," the petition's author Dr Alex Langford wrote.
Hansell, however, opposed the tactic as both morally repugnant and militarily unnecessary.
Speaking of the tactics that he had heard about, Brant told me, "Repugnant would be a good term to describe them".
New Yorkers, not to mention other Americans, may be ready to accept intrusive law enforcement tactics -- and, yes, possibly with elements of profiling attached -- that they would have deemed repugnant just two days ago, before the World Trade Center collapsed and bodies fell from the sky.
