Sentence examples for Deep-seated revulsion from inspiring English sources
Some pro-Europeans believe it is simplistic to think that the backlash against Labour in Scotland is due to the Better Together campaign rather than stemming from deep-seated revulsion against Labour's politics.
The Egyptian Sayyid Qutb, who would become the most influential philosopher of jihad against the West, visited on an educational exchange program from 1948 to 1950, developing a deep-seated revulsion for what he saw as American materialism and immorality.
Military roboticists are also eager to turn up the "creep factor" by exploiting the basic human fear of insects, as well as the phenomenon known as the "uncanny valley," where robots that appear and act almost (but not perfectly) lifelike evoke a deep-seated revulsion. .
Those assumptions and deep-seated revulsions are exactly what this small cadre says they're hoping to combat, that in spite of their snarling crocodile mouths filled with far too many teeth (50, to be exact), their bone-chilling hisses, and of course, That Tail, opossums can be cute.
But Italy's problems are deep-seated.
Bulbs mostly not deep-seated.
It has deep-seated problems.
"But it's very deep-seated.
