Sentence examples for repulsive idea from inspiring English sources

"The idea of a quid pro quo is a repulsive idea," he says.

"Half video and half book... That, to me, seems like a repulsive idea," Hornby says.

Habit can make the most repulsive ideas appear normal, and the habit of entertaining violent remedies for occult harms may harden us to violence itself.

If there is a God, he clearly had a purpose for Fred Phelps, which was to show just how repulsive his ideas about man and God really are, and to warn us off them.

While many find such an idea repulsive, one must admit that when a company like Cisco Systems fires 8,000 people, it begs the question whether the right 8,000 were, in fact, let go.

What's even more repulsive than the idea of using DNA tests to help people create a designer babies?

Physically being with someone was repulsive, but the idea of being with someone was Boner-Town: population one.

(And, who knows, insect enthusiasts say, once farm animals start eating insects, humans might begin to find the idea less repulsive).

The Galway City Council scuttled plans to erect a statue to Ernesto Chee" Guevara but the very idea is repulsive to those who know about Guevara's crimes.

The transition from an extended to compact geometry for the initial intermediate is consistent with the idea that repulsive charge interactions would suppress small compact intermediates until salt screening helps to overcome the energy cost imposed by long-range charge repulsion.

At some dim level the words of John Stuart Mill still resonate: "The idea is essentially repulsive of a society only held together by the relations and feelings arising out of pecuniary interests".