Sentence examples for revolting act from inspiring English sources
Unless you are West African, wearing a daishiki is a revolting act of cultural appropriation.
President Nicolas Sarkozy of France called the act "revolting and cowardly" in a letter to President Horst K r of Germany.
The Perth Gazette referred to Yagan's killing as "a wild and treacherous act... it is revolting to hear this lauded as a meritorious deed".
The problem with making moral arguments by appealing to revulsion is that some beneficial and indispensable acts can also be revolting.
Fischer later recounted that the prop egg nog and pigs in a blanket were kept out for three straight days, an act that she felt was revolting.
It's striking, however, that young men such as Ziamani or the Charlie Hebdo murderers are attracted by acts that most of us find utterly revolting.
In May 1358 he acted in concert with the Jacquerie, who were revolting against the nobles; but when the revolt was put down in June, Marcel's popularity and power collapsed.
Were we all sitting there feeling revolted but unwilling to act for fear of offending their religion or, as is more likely, fearing reprisal in the form of a meaty fist, a stream of expletives?
It's absolutely revolting.
