I cannot overcome my repugnance to eating snails.

But all my calling doth but add to their repugnance

But all my calling doth but add to their repugnance

Once more, the Special Rapporteur expresses his repugnance at terrorists apos acts which claim the lives of a large number of innocent civilians.

The West feels repugnance over the Iranian regime s cynical human rights transgressions and hypocritical mixing of religion and politics. Western public opinion abhors the constant insults directed at Israel, Jews, and the West in general.

And they swore by Allah, their most binding oath, that if a warner came unto them they would be more tractable than any of the nations yet, when a warner came unto them it aroused in them naught save repugnance,

And they swore by Allah, their most binding oath, that if a warner came unto them they would be more tractable than any of the nations yet, when a warner came unto them it aroused in them naught save repugnance,

Apart from this, whoever respects the sacred ordinances of God, will find a better reward for him with his Lord. You are allowed to eat all cattle except those already mentioned to you. Avoid the repugnance of idols, and false and frivolous talk.

Apart from this, whoever respects the sacred ordinances of God, will find a better reward for him with his Lord. You are allowed to eat all cattle except those already mentioned to you. Avoid the repugnance of idols, and false and frivolous talk.

In the case of the incest taboo, our response has an obvious evolutionary explanation. But should we allow our judgment of what is a crime to be determined by feelings of repugnance that may have strengthened the evolutionary fitness of ancestors who lacked effective contraception?

So was Robert Theobald, who, in his 1963 book Free Men and Free Markets questioned the public s repugnance toward high unemployment. He asserted that we can have meaningful leisure rather than destructive unemployment, and that we do not need a whirling dervish economy dependent on compulsive consumption.

The revelation of the abuse of players of Sudanese and Nigerian origin generated a surge of genuine, visible, and tangible public repugnance a very real sense that the perpetrators had shamed not only themselves, but also their country. For an Australian of my generation, that is a very new, and hugely welcome, experience.

And when Our manifest signs are rehearsed unto them, thou recognizest repugnance on the countenaces of those who disbelieve well nigh they rush upon these who rehearse unto them Our Signs. Say thou shall declare unto you something more grievous than that the Fire Allah hath promised it to those who disbelieve? An evil destination!

And when Our manifest signs are rehearsed unto them, thou recognizest repugnance on the countenaces of those who disbelieve well nigh they rush upon these who rehearse unto them Our Signs. Say thou shall declare unto you something more grievous than that the Fire Allah hath promised it to those who disbelieve? An evil destination!

Any decent person would feel repugnance on hearing the shameless statements made publicly by Orlando Bosch in interviews with the press in the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela and the United States (most recently a few days ago), in which he justifies terrorism against innocent persons and shows not the least remorse for his vicious acts.

When Our Signs are plainly recited to them, you will perceive utter repugnance on their faces and it all but seems as if they will soon pounce upon those who recite Our Signs to them. Say Shall I tell you what is worse than that? The Fire with which Allah has threatened those who disbelieve. That is truly an evil end.

When Our Signs are plainly recited to them, you will perceive utter repugnance on their faces and it all but seems as if they will soon pounce upon those who recite Our Signs to them. Say Shall I tell you what is worse than that? The Fire with which Allah has threatened those who disbelieve. That is truly an evil end.