It is impossible to react to this moment with anything less than revulsion and profound anxiety.
I guarantee no returns, or anything less than revulsion, but Rothkopf gets you to ponder the possibility, and in an art world that just doesn't want Koons to succeed (for further reading: general Koons hatred), that's all we can ask for.
MacDougall's harsher judgment echoes, if less extravagantly, the revulsion against tartan kitsch, so memorably trounced by Murray and Barbara Grigor, which became fashionable in the Seventies.
To the extent that the public mood is in any way anti-spending and anti-deficit, as Axelrod recently suggested in a New York Times article, we would argue that such revulsion has less to do with deficit spending and more to do with ongoing perceptions of corporate predation and greed.
The schools' exodus is grounded less in science than in instinctive revulsion, said Donald W. Schaffner, director of the Center of Advanced Food Technology at Rutgers University.
Nevertheless, the temerity of Woolf's version of "Why War?" does not make her revulsion against war any less conventional in its rhetoric, and in its summations, rich in repeated phrases.
[cartoon id= a17087"] But the rhetoric with which she expresses her despair and revulsion around motherhood is perhaps less familiar.
Outside, those who worry about all this are worrying less about policies — even those that are regarded with revulsion — but, rather, about how much longer someone who controls the power to destroy the world will be able to control himself.
Censorship, despite the knee-jerk revulsion toward the word, in some cases poses less of a threat to the foreign writer than these other issues.
More broadly, it was a denunciation of decades of incompetence and corruption.But having made clear their revulsion with the political elite, Greek voters were less clear about what should replace it.
