revoltingly

Here was one that looked revoltingly like a lump of cottage cheese.

Maybe he'd fallen m love with her picture all those years ago, which, when he thought about it, was a revoltingly adolescent thing to do.

It was as though he had suddenly broken out all over his body with some revoltingly unsightly disease.

I'm doing my best to look revoltingly respectable in all these fancy silks!

The illustrations were revoltingly clinical photographs that only a coroner had a right to see.

And Clermont was the same as ever, too: revoltingly elegant.

It seems now that tv is so revoltingly slick.

But the skin below my feet was not dead, though it looked most revoltingly corpselike.

She screwed up her face and whispered: you're so revoltingly fat you disgusting baboon.

'The one about the pornographic and revoltingly violent reading matter,' he said finally.

He bit into it and almost choked-it was a sweetie pie, revoltingly sweet.

Like Karle himself, the new arrival appeared revoltingly human.

She finished off the bowl of noodles and started in on a boxed cake, revoltingly sweet but useful calories.

His clothes were revoltingly cold and clammy.

Lifting his arm to block the revoltingly golden glow of sunrise, he examined his surroundings.

They were all worse-looking and less refined than him and some were revoltingly overweight.

All seven of him had different ideas for assuaging that hunger, revoltingly different ideas.

That's generous of those particular folks in Atlanta and environs, and revoltingly nervy.

I am revoltingly well behaved!

"Must you be so revoltingly pi, Jean?"

Men are always revoltingly gross.

Her stockings now wrinkled revoltingly upon her stick-like legs.

He heard a hint of Malky in her voice, that measured weighing which had made him so revoltingly charming.

'You know how revoltingly morbid he is.

"A revoltingly plebeian thing to do!