Sentence examples similar to repulsive language from inspiring English sources
Henry Sheehan, film critic for The Los Angeles Times, praised the film's cinematography, but called some of the language "repulsive".
Think of your damehood less as a compromise, then, and more in the language of the repulsive prime location ad: "This is your trophy... this is your reward and deservedly so".
Such language is revolting, repulsive, disturbing, and has no place in the national conversation.
Then he added – quite deliberately, in the language and grammar of the repulsive messages we all receive: "i wish they wud burn the Twitter founder in oil and leave his carcass out for the buzzards".
It's this language that B. R. Myers finds so repulsive in his exceedingly contentious review of the novel for the Atlantic.
This year's favourite is Helena Paparizou, a Greek compatriot of Mr Karatzaferis, who will be singing "My number one" in English.Americans may appreciate the fact that Eurovision is often in their language, but find other features baffling, if not repulsive.
To speak publicly in baby language, even to a baby, is to risk making oneself repulsive.
I resisted, and joined my roommates in the dreaded mean girl group stare, a look that says "I don't even know what you are saying now because I find you so repulsive that the sounds coming out of your mouth are no longer recognizable as the English language and resemble a troll-like grumble.
