Sentence examples for revolting idea from inspiring English sources

"It is illegal, completely illegal, in this country for people to buy or sell babies or children, and that is entirely as it should be, because it is frankly a revolting idea".

Product placements in fiction have long been met with gasps of horror by the literary elite – when Fay Weldon wrote a novel for Bulgari in 2001, comments including "for a novelist to celebrate a corporation for a fee is a revolting idea" were thrown around, while Weldon herself gleefully told the New York Times: "When the approach came through I thought, oh no, dear me, I am a literary author.

Besides, the very idea is revolting.

The promotion gets a ton of press every year, probably because people find cockroaches so revolting that the whole idea seems pretty hilarious.

Even liberals for whom the very idea of revolting against or even within the Democratic Party is unthinkable should be able to get behind that.

I admire him for putting a new idea into the world for discussion, but the idea itself is revolting.

I am revolted at the idea of exposing any more of the things I write.

"There are plenty of young women who are revolted by the idea of fur," she said.

If the idea revolts you, you call it toilet to tap.

They have yet to "revolt from the idea of receiving the law from the smaller".

At Citarella, I was at once enticed and revolted by the idea that a small container is available for $8.