Sentence examples similar to revolting- from inspiring English sources

But the revolting shareholders clearly think that, when he is being paid fees of £95,000 for a part-time gig, Courtois should actually turn up for school.

The Irish, just like the post-68 student generations, are no longer revolting.

His revolting attack on the abusive fan was a moment of mindless madness that l'enfant terrible will carry with him for the rest of his life.

Rich countries in the north like Finland and the Netherlands – Angela Merkel's coalition too in state elections – are revolting against the tax burdens they feel they bear to bail out the "profligate" south.

Actor Rhys Ifans continues the inexorable rise to stardom based on his revolting underpants in Notting Hill, which have won him a best supporting actor nomination.

Greece is sun-kissed for most of the year, and yet those long periods of blue skies have failed to stop the Greeks from revolting.

A promotional video aimed at foreign buyers had to be taken down almost immediately after it was attacked on Twitter as "nauseating" and "absolutely revolting".

In the week Doreen Lawrence was announced as a new Labour peer in recognition of her tireless crusade for justice, it seems we have taken two steps forward, three steps back, with this revolting campaign that smacks of racial profiling.

If this was supposed to be the anointment of Jonathan Sexton as the peerless king of European rugby, a few Welsh peasants were positively revolting.

There are revolting dribbles of semen.

But keeping them locked up encourages manipulation and blackmail, and lets off the perpetrators of revolting betrayal.