Sentence examples for To disgusting from inspiring English sources
verb
To cause an intense dislike for something.
- It disgusts me, to see her chew with her mouth open.
Liberals released only slightly more moisture in reaction to disgusting images than to photos of fruit.
Their music ranges from catchy, shoegaze-influenced pop to disgusting, chaotic, walls of noise.
The tea is really good (very sweet!) and the food has ranged from excellent to disgusting.
Me and Kolya went to visit barren playground and played a game called "who can find another damp woolen glove to add to disgusting collection?" I would like to take this class you speak of and hear this music.
In brain imaging studies the insulae show increased blood flow when people are exposed to disgusting odors, bad tastes, light touch or feel itching, muscle fatigue, stomach pain, thirst and most other body sensations.
Ours is not the only species that goes out of its way to avoid exposure to disgusting things like excrement, and for good reason.
The irony seemed to disgust her.
According to Stanfil, ridicule soon turned to disgust.
Could it pertain to disgust, a burgeoning field of research?
In that regard, skeevy comes from schifare, to disgust.
