Significados de more repugnant en inglés

I cannot imagine a more repugnant view for a candidate to hold.

Nothing is more repugnant than the inconsiderate ideal of the Übermensch!

Nothing is more repugnant to me than to deceive anybody.

The more repugnant and repelling, the greater the evil.

Each time that this thought came to Mr. Ford it seemed to him more repugnant.

Supercilious Joseph is more repugnant than any swine.

This relic of barbarism, however, was growing more and more repugnant to the general taste and sentiment.

The trees were scarred from repeated tapping of their sap, making them look all the more repugnant.

Nothing could be more repugnant to the true spirit of philosophical inquiry or more irreconcilable with rational criticism.

Nothing looks more repugnant than a king on the throne, with little white feathers all over his robe.

If God is anything like Mrs. Yocomb, nothing could be more repugnant to him than blunders of this kind.

But to persist still in this matter, what is more repugnant to sense than the imagining of such things?

Although the thought of this profession became more and more repugnant, and finally intolerable, he passed his final examinations satisfactorily.

Hence it is more repugnant that matter should be in act without form, than for accident to be without subject.

The lone dirt-ridden stranger was prodigiously more repugnant than this for even retards and mild madmen chose to be clean.

As repugnant as it is by instinct, it is no more repugnant than him having grown in me to begin with.