Sentence examples similar to Intense revulsion for from inspiring English sources

Mr. Chomsky is a figure who inspires intense devotion, and equally intense revulsion; he is an intellectual hero to some and, to others, the embodiment of reflexive left-wing anti-Americanism.

She said he usurped her control of the washing machine and failed to appreciate her revulsion for "intensely farmed meat".

In his experience practicing law, he acquired an intense loathing for the class bias of the legal system and a lifelong revulsion for lawyers, even those who claimed to be Social-Democrats.

Philip wanted to feel revulsion for him.

We choose to admire Lecter and feel revulsion for Bill.

Many conservatives are deeply sincere in their revulsion for abortion.

Her revulsion for Hemingway as a person, but admiration for his art, comes forth.

Aaronsohn and his fellow agents felt a similar revulsion for their Arab neighbours in Palestine.

My baldness was a source of amusement, sympathy and revulsion for everyone.

We can't ask Horace to share our modern revulsion for slavery.

It was part of a more general revulsion for mainstream American, American straight, culture — the culture of his ostensible betters.