Sentence examples for Strong revulsion from inspiring English sources

McTernan says: "Jim got first-hand a strong revulsion for social injustice.

Mucus often elicits strong revulsion, but to MIT biological engineer Katharina Ribbeck, it is a fascinating material.

Some of those voters surely felt, as many Americans everywhere feel, a strong revulsion from the president's aggrandizement of power.

I didn't realize how strong my revulsion against negative reviewing had become until some months ago I read, in the New York Times, an essay by the critic Clive James titled "Whither the Hatchet Job?" James laments the inability of American critics to lay into their scrivening colleagues with the exuberance practiced by their British counterparts.

For me, two values collided here: the right of free speech — even if it's abusive speech — and a strong personal revulsion toward the name-calling and personal attacks that now pass for political dialogue, obscuring rather than illuminating important policy issues.

The goal is to determine whether subjects can regulate the strong feelings of revulsion that these clips produce, and to find out what strategies people of various ages use to do so.

As for John Hanning Speke, he had no interest in women, and his descriptions of the sexual exploits of the African chieftains he visited does have a strong trace of revulsion for their heterosexual lasciviousness.

Revulsion isn't strong enough to describe the feeling this gang's crimes have evoked.

Perhaps hoping against hope, they think that a late pro-Newt push by Sarah Palin and revulsion at Romney's strong-arm tactics will allow Gingrich to finish a stronger second here than current polls suggest he will.

Clearly, the work elicits strong reactions, either of identification or revulsion.

Why do immigrants provoke such strong feelings of both empathy and revulsion, a polarization that pits fourth graders in Berkeley against the citizens of Murrieta?