| The judge told Wilson he behaved repulsively by taking the man's money knowing that he would be unable to pay it back. |
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| And this is so not because of the depth of his arguments, but because of the repulsively repetitive and verbose style of the book. |
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| Her cheeks turned bright red, but looked up at Evan anyhow, ready for him to look at her repulsively. |
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| His body was completely encased in huge disfiguring boils which caused his body to swell up repulsively. |
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| In case of panic function, the house is then not only illuminated repulsively brightly, but is also subject to loud noise at the same time. |
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| Rather, they are repulsively titillating, as if she is seizing skeletons from the country's closet and making them dance. In this section A troubled union In or out? |
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| And that's the point at which it matters whether Jesus is divine or not, because belief in the repulsively disguised spark of divinity is the only reason to keep on giving love in exchange for contempt. |
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| The bobbing and weaving is just so low class and repulsively gross. |
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| In Abu Dhabi it looks no more than an excuse for a greedfest, repulsively heralded by the four separate limos that ferry them from airport to hotel. |
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| In this test, widely used by taste researchers, people are made to taste PROP and if they find it repulsively bitter, they're deemed a supertaster. |
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| The Supreme Court, upholding the right of repulsive people to behave repulsively, has ruled that such laws violate the First Amendment's free-speech guarantees. |
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