Sentence examples for repulsive little from inspiring English sources

Morgan had already described Cook as "a repulsive little weasel".

They are repulsive little mutants, yet like E.T., Steven Spielberg's famous extraterrrestrial, they can be quite lovable.

One of the publishers who rejected Harriet Said, the first novel she wrote, protested: "What repulsive little creatures you have made the central characters – repulsive almost beyond belief!" Harriet, the heroine, is a 13-year-old child with "an evil mind", in the words of one of her victims, who draws her friend into duplicity and murder.

To him, it was a cruel joke perpetrated by the God he worshipped - that the vessel chosen to receive the greatest music ever written was the least worthy of His creatures; all Salieri's piety and good taste had been passed over in favour of a repulsive little nerd".

I impale the poor, slithery, repulsive little slug with the hook, not just once but three times, before we cast the rod into the pond.

There are capers: in one, Nabokov and his son, Dmitri, "are trying to track down a repulsive plump little boy who has killed another child — perhaps his sister".

Mr. Martins's dance, a perpetuum mobile of tortuous and torturous partnering, is more than a little repulsive.

The single then receives some airplay and, not being especially repulsive, slides a little deeper into the charts.

He finds her youthful body divine; she finds his ageing bulk a little repulsive – they compromise with Lenny giving Eunice oral pleasure, which he does with religious seriousness.

Little repulsive force was measured for APTES-functionalized cantilevers to which no cells were attached.

These parameters indicate that there is a slight repulsive interaction between Chol and POPC, but so little that it would be hard to distinguish from random mixing (Fig. 9 C ); a stronger repulsive interaction between SM and POPC (Fig. 9 B ); and a favorable interaction between SM and Chol (Fig. 9 D ).