Sentence examples for utterly repugnant from inspiring English sources

It is utterly repugnant to me".

Or it could be that my profile is utterly repugnant … I am wearing Minnie Mouse ears in the photo.

There's only one attention-grabbing method left to convey your conviction: promise that, if wrong, you'll do something utterly repugnant.

When the charges against Bowers were announced, Attorney General Jeff Sessions decried the "incomprehensibly evil and utterly repugnant" allegations laid out in the indictment.

Mrs. Thatcher said it would be "immoral" and "utterly repugnant" for well-off Western nations to impose sanctions on South Africa that would throw poor Africans out of work.

Vile Sarah Wollaston MP (@sarahwollaston) @thetimes shd release the transcript because, if true, utterly repugnant, if false v damaging & @andrealeadsom deserves their full apology Anna Soubry MP (@Anna_Soubry) Today's @thetimes interview shows #AndreaLeadsom is not PM material.

It's utterly unlawful, totally repugnant, and contrary to our national practices".

The league released a statement on Wednesday condemning Arenas' comments as "repugnant, utterly disrespectful and flat-out wrong".

The minister utterly rejects and finds repugnant the denigration of any minority on the basis of their sex, race, sexual orientation or beliefs".

But inciting university students to be ready to shoot Muslims because of the acts of terrorists is morally repugnant and utterly irresponsible leadership.

"This is a notion that is utterly false and to our thinking repugnant," wrote Rabbi Dr Naftali Brawer, of one of the largest and youngest Jewish United Synagogue congregations in the country at Borehamwood yesterday in response to the Supreme Court decision.