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As he made his way up the short slope to our cabin, the rear view was revoltingly priceless.

"We are fighting for the honour of our wives and daughters against a nation so revoltingly foul that wifely virtue and virgin purity seemed to exist for them, only to be trampled under the heel of bestial passion, and that by official order and sanction."

All I want to do is move on." Nice to know Mr Craig is so committed to his work and that the Bond fantasy he's paid vast amounts to sell to us seems to appal him now - despite the fact its made him revoltingly rich.

As he revoltingly stated to Rolling Stone: "And if it [The Interview] does start a war, hopefully people will say, 'You know what?

Of course, the Everyman panto is really all about the rock 'n' roll, and there are some powerful vocalists and good musicians in a cast who are, frankly, all revoltingly talented, and deliver the myriad musical numbers with fizzing energy.

Will the politicos now spare the citizenry of their threat to democracy charade, so long have they played this pet pantomime of theirs to the masses' utter disgust and revulsion revoltingly? But what the spectre of threat are they raising so fretfully when the real threat to the system of sham democracy that we have could only be from inside, not outside?

Indeed, this only made visible the object relations that were preventing Lars's subjectification (in particular, his worship of the effigy of an indifferent maternal object--now uncannily, revoltingly, literalised as Bianca).

Another reviewer in The Guardian' finds Sue revoltingly refined' and even pathological (Jekel 178).

He says of his childhood: "I was a very good liar and revoltingly charming." He also became intrigued by magic tricks, but didn't take that or psychology seriously until he enrolled at Bristol University to study Law and German.

revoltingly unwilling that this deed should be done upon her who would not resist so hard and so long as she was able?").

No, the most shocking thing is that, like other revoltingly duplicitous politicians, this ridiculous excuse for a man of supposed integrity - an MP who was voted in by his constituents and trusted by them and his party, a man that possesses not a single moral - could ever have had two supposedly clever women interested in him at the same time and for so long.

Although a much more palatable and even film, Sightseers delivers the year's two most revoltingly crass lines late on.

These plates are not, as they were to Whitman, definitive"; considers the paradox that to follow Whitman's wishes "would reproduce not Whitman's radical poem, but rather the most banal of Whitman's contemporary conventions--the typeface instantly recognizable as late nineteenth-century, for many of us, more reminiscent of the revoltingly sentimental and moralistic texts associated with the tongue-clucking admonitions of our grandmothers."]

To the Greeks, they appeared rather like Essex girls, getting revoltingly drunk and blinged to the earlobes.