revolting

What I allude to is the unbroken and agonizing ugliness, the sheer revolting monstrousness, of every house in sight.

It's good that you're thinking about your scent, but having too much fragrance on your body can be just as revolting.

This was revolting to God, and those Israelites guilty of this were to be stoned to death.

That he had been crucified so young, before his mother's eyes, was even more revolting.

Although Roberta Smith of the New York Times called the title "repulsive" , it would appear it wasn't revolting enough to be remembered.

As a reward of revolting the ruthless oppression, Jane got a chance to be a tutor in Thornfield Garden.

hehe. . . the revolting tactics are becoming increasing despicable, ripping the prostate out of a naked pig.

To stop consumers from revolting, he was prepared to phase in those curbs slowly.

Over the next week, my face will gradually peel off: I just have to hope that friends don't find my molting revolting.

What was the most revolting piece of obscenity in all your career of crime?

And then there's the underground train system, with its mosaics of peasants revolting and huge chandeliers meant to look like stars.

But it is tragic and revolting to see other things for sale, e. g. , buying and selling of woman and children as sex slaves.

When the Jones were little, they were forbidden to set foot there, because of the revolting language and of what they might catch.

Particularly, the sublimity of Shakespearean tragedies had injected an exciting vitality and a revolting spirit into modern Chinese drama.

It is not up to me to wonder if this is vulgar or revolting, elegant or deplorable.

He had the kindness son also may become a revolting and a rebellious unfilial behaviour.

They are seeming to say: these people must be crazy, or why they are enduring such bad and wither life without revolting?

Whenever I set out to the revolting task of putting scoop to poop, I wanted it to be over as soon as possible.

horrible to see, hear, etc. ; very ugly or revolting ; dreadful.

I've always had an overwhelming compunction to confess, to reveal the most revolting details of my existence to others.

a disgusting smell; distasteful language; a loathsome disease; the idea of eating meat is repellent to me; revolting food; a wicked stench.

revolting against everything, you know the Government, the Conservative Catholic background.

So turn off the lights, sit back and enjoy the movies that you have chosen, whether it is revolting, nauseating or spooky.

Vanguard novel establishes its vanguard position by revolting to traditional realism spirit of production and art technique.

If the Chinese Government does not take a New Deal approach, it risks the Chinese people revolting and overthrowing those in power.

Bad women and all they involved were mysterious and revolting matters to her.

the revolting images failed to alter what either men or women found attractive about their own sex.

Both parties to, F square's weapon unexpectedly face a Pan to escape, this namely how ridiculous, ugg short the but again is how revolting.

the soldiers who were forced to serve in the Japanese army revolting against the Japanese invasion.

For a start, you can stop stuffing your revolting opinions down people's throats.

Women were revolting against the restrictions on job opportunities.

Farmers are revolting over a new sliding-scale increase in export taxes.

But this people hath a revolting and a rebellious heart; they are revolted and gone.

There are a whole lot of insects, all revolting in different ways, from the black beetle to the cockroach, which have what?

A cluster of high-rises, harmonious yet revolting, quiet yet seditious, is like jade sticks growing on rocks.

They found the rare, blood-tinged lamb and "medicinal" olives revolting and had no idea what to make of anything else.

The witness's statement shed new light on the revolting incident against reunification.

Moreover, they compensate for their feelings by striking out against society, revolting against adult authority.

We must be excused from following this story through its revolting details.

Sour cream sounded perfectly revolting. Our family shook our head in unison. Mrs.

It is absurd and revolting but so ingrained that no effort is sufficient entirely to destroy it.

Brave people were revolting against the tyranny of the government.

By contrast Mr Sarkozy has called the latest repression in Libya "revolting" , and called for sanctions.

Your stench, however, is revolting.

The Indians found that proposition revolting because they believed the proper way to revere one's parents was to consume their corpses.

Your stench, however, abcis revolting.

It was so revolting, he almost threw up. But he kept chewing.

If you believe that every life has equal value, it's revolting to learn that some lives are seen as worth saving and others are not.

But egg yolk is yellow, revolting.

Government's anti-smuggling and people's salt-smuggling and revolting were the irreconcilable contradictions at that time.

The people are revolting.

That would allow a restaurant critic, for example, to describefoodas revolting and inedible, without having to prove it.

You will see in the thread below vitriolic comments about smokers being disgusting, revolting, even sub-human;

the capital was recently attacked by the revolting peasants

Mrs Clay's selfishness was not so complicate nor so revolting as his;

On words Refuting the Ancients and Music Revolting against History in yuan san qu

From Revolting in Despair Towards Redeeming in Solitude

On the Trend of Revolting Against Court by Literary Men in the Tang Dynasty

Sire, sire, the peasants are revolting

A revolting mixture of pasta and Curry

The workers are revolting

A revolting smell of bad eggs

Don't stop! when you start revolting for the life is keeping on;