Sentence examples for that is repulsive from inspiring English sources

There's nothing about a particular food that is repulsive, it's just the foreignness of any food that I don't know.

The result is a strange visual effect that is repulsive to the sensitive, though to be sure many people don't even notice.

Today we use it to describe qualities of a person place or object that is repulsive, strange or disgusting.

"Even material that is repulsive, tasteless and outrageous may" be shown and "of course identified as such.

The divorcing justice, W. Stephen Thayer III, could influence the selection of judges for his divorce, while his wife could not, Mr. Soltani commented, and that "is repulsive to me, repulsive beyond belief".

This idea then, of a Pakistan where so-called blasphemy laws are wielded as tools of oppression against minority faith communities, where those who oppose their unjust application are threatened and assassinated, where violent coercion is used to intimidate girls seeking advancement through education, is one that is repulsive and must be condemned from both secular and religious perspectives.

However, in a democracy it is difficult to suppress minority views that are repulsive but have some electoral support.

I assume it's the idea of eating human flesh that's repulsive rather than the flesh itself (I'll bet it tastes a lot like chicken).

"But the Bible says very clearly that homosexuality is wrong, and Christians don't want the schools to teach subjects that are repulsive to their values".

After all, the technology has invaded every aspect of our lives; it is changing social and private behaviour, having a disproportionate impact on our children and facilitating types of criminal and antisocial behaviour that are repulsive and sometimes terrifying.

But it was his actions that were repulsive, not mine.