repulsiveness

In the dim light, she was not aware of his repulsiveness.

But there's a beauty to the repulsiveness because it opens a door into the meaning of life.

What I sensed behind in those eyes chilled me with its repulsiveness and strangeness.

Gary stared at them, fascinated by their very repulsiveness.

In proportion therefore, as the repulsiveness of the work increases, the wage decreases.

For some reason, unknown even to Ben, he attracted news whose repulsiveness made them that much more magnetic to readers.

The thought of his own repulsiveness crossed his mind, and the way women had avoided him, especially when he was younger.

Sylveste said the words experimentally, testing the idea for its repulsiveness.

Disgust, for all its inchoate repulsiveness, even ends up becoming the only frame of reference.

But the film does reveal the utter repulsiveness and sentimentality of the time" he explained.

"He knew that you couldn't fake the speed or the rhythm or the repulsiveness of the real thing."

In the dim light she was able to ignore his repulsiveness, the thick blunt features, the big misshapen head.

Certain odours, which had become sacred through their very repulsiveness, were given off only by individuals having certain diseases.

As they would - its very oddity, even repulsiveness to the outside world reinforced their sense of being members of a unique and special tribe.

But it wouldn't be still, it kept moving that can of worms around, the movement serving to emphasize its repulsiveness.

This brings us to the last element of the trinity of nature shows: beauty, repulsiveness and bloody slaughter.

But it transcends its own repulsiveness.

It is many-legged and hairless, its hide resembling that of a newborn mouse in repulsiveness.

Yet they were taken aback by this sally, and repulsed by the repulsiveness of the half-dead things.

They are many legged and hairless, their hide resembling that of a new-born mouse in repulsiveness.

Descriptions of Nikiforova fall into two general categories, either highlighting an alleged repulsiveness, or beauty.

Rumata used the vanity of these women, depraved to the point of repulsiveness, for his own purposes.

Alternate translations include "attention directed to repulsiveness" and "realisation of the impurity of the body".

But now, both inside and outside The New Yorker, many cartoonists are striving for a certain arty repulsiveness.