Sentence examples for would be repugnant from inspiring English sources
He added, "It would be repugnant to federal labor law for the court to do that".
cal," bordered on the illegal and would be repugnant to the American people.
"It would be repugnant to pay him compensation," an army lawyer recorded.
The judge said it would be repugnant to the First Amendment for an American court to carry out the French order.
He taught that the proper way to pray was to bow, forehead to the earth, "a posture that would be repugnant to the haughty Quraysh," Ms. Armstrong notes.
Needless to say, a whites-only dating service would be repugnant, trading on racism, on superficial characteristics over which people have no control.
To not do so, BP said, would be "morally repugnant".
Like several of those interviewed, Mr. Brafman said Mr. bin Laden would be too repugnant a client.
"The act of pouring chemicals onto a living creature would be considered repugnant in any culture," Mr. Mauk said.
A cut and run policy would be morally repugnant and politically irresponsible, leaving Afghanistan at the mercy of its warlords.
Chief Justice Marshall stated that it would be 'utterly repugnant to the genius of our laws' to allow such an action to lie 'at any distance of time'.
