(1) Mainly because some of what those who don't like the paintings find repugnant is repugnant to me too.

(2) About that kind of purism, there is also something slightly repugnant .

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(4) It argues over the ethics of non-involvement, and scoffs at those who would rationalize the repugnant for the sake of a settled conscience.

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(7) His face was not repugnant , but rather pleasant.

(8) Also repugnant to Moses was the Egyptian ideology that chose to enslave live men in order to build temples and pyramids to honor dead men.

(9) Perhaps what would be worse than a barrister liking his or her client would be disliking the client, especially when the accused is charged with morally repugnant crimes.

(10) But what's meaningful to one may be repugnant to another.

(11) Using terrorism as an excuse to pull information that should be public is detrimental to a democratic society and repugnant to online professionals.

(12) What's repugnant to justice is the attitude that some people should be denied it, no matter what is done to them.

(13) Initially, Anna is shocked again by Gregor's repugnant appearance.

(14) Nothing vile or repugnant happens here, but we do get the feeling that we are witnessing someone's last moments on film as this mangled mess of a movie unravels.

(15) The whole idea of anyone acting as judge, jury and executioner is totally repugnant to a civilized society.

(16) Although Joan does things that some might consider repugnant , Linney fashions her alter-ego into a sympathetic human being.

(17) But as crazy and repugnant as Bukowski's antics could be, Dullaghan devotes more energy to celebrating his work, successfully making the case for him as a major American writer.

(18) All the countries of the world will hopefully come together to find a way to fight this sort of terrorism, which is repugnant to all reasonable people.

(19) In his view, that meant accepting the inevitability of some 6 million men and women (today it would be more) failing to find work, a situation that he found morally repugnant .

(20) The film treats him as a complicated character, both repugnant (in a grueling scene he confesses his problem to his own young son) and pathetic, but not particularly gay, even in code.