Sentence examples for repugnant things from inspiring English sources

"Sometimes young men are kidnapped at a very young age and forced to do repugnant things.

I find that the reported casual talk of a writer whose works I love only deepens that love (and the ones who have repugnant things to say usually express them in the work even more clearly).

But I heard astoundingly repugnant things constantly.

These are but a few of the many repugnant things that Kowalyk said during the meeting.

Among other repugnant things, that infamous screed framed the refugee crisis as a religious war and promoted the concept of a white ethnostate.

Puyoda (water of pus): Shudras (workmen-caste) and husbands or sexual partners of lowly women and prostitutes – who live like animals devoid of cleanliness and good behaviour – fall in Puyoda, the ocean of pus, excreta, urine, mucus, saliva and other repugnant things.

How repugnant are things that make a show of reverence.

Clarendon thought that, yes, there could be things more repugnant - but he withdrew the play's licence anyway.

Thus, 'bishop' signifies actual and existing bishops, but 'possible bishop' has a figurative sense signifying all those things whose nature is not repugnant with being a bishop (Iwakuma 1999: 112).

Their handling of the Geohot case was repugnant, and while they've worked hard at making things right for those affected by the PSN and SOE hacks, their response to that too was less than admirable.

Things grow even more outlandish when Garlin brings a repugnant cousin, Rosemary Marnie Andrewss), into the mix.