According to a "well-informed source", it "was not her strategy for world peace" that snared Clooney (obviously not – intellect is repulsive in a woman): it was that she "played hard to get".
Even famed photographer Annie Lebowitz chimed in and said that men in shorts were "repulsive", and that shorts made men look like children, harkening back to the origins of the apparel.
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".
"There are some people out there who think that I'm repulsive, that I'm not even human.
Piers Morgan lambasted Turner on Twitter, later writing that the incident was "a repulsive insult to every single person who has ever been genuinely raped".
But authors have tended to focus on the "wrong-but-romantic versus right-but-repulsive" Cavalier-Roundhead conflict between 1642 and 1651 in England.
Blair sees dream interpretation – which can itself produce subsequent clearer, or more baffling, dreams – as like "kneading dough", working with an issue that might at first be too frightening or repulsive to apprehend, until it's in a state that you're ready to deal with.
King's marriage provoked Ian Paisley Jr into denouncing gay wedlock and love as repulsive, sparking a major row between the two unionist parties, with the UUP accusing the DUP of exploiting individuals' private lives for political purposes.
The director then proceeded to make mincemeat of Oliver Hirschbiegel's Downfall ("repulsive and dumb") before moving onto Schindler's List.
If the imbalance does not result from primitive loyalty, on the Queen's part, to the wishes of her repulsive ancestor (since we must surely rule out her violent antipathy towards all appropriately qualified women of the last 63 years), it is not impossible, in the household that saw off Diana, to imagine ungovernable misogyny among her courtiers.
Other people find it repulsive.
