Sentence examples for a deep disgust from inspiring English sources

"I shared a deep disgust that those prisoners were treated the way they were treated.

At 18, Ahmad is a virgin and expresses a deep disgust with sex.

"I shared a deep disgust that those prisoners were treated the way they were treated," Mr. Bush said.

Taken altogether, what we're seeing is the horror at techno-infiltration that Mendelsohn lays out, coupled with a deep disgust at how much we seem to like it.

You report President Bush saying (front page, May 1): "I shared a deep disgust that those prisoners were treated the way they were treated.

"I share a deep disgust that those prisoners were treated the way they were treated," he said at a press conference one year after his speech proclaiming the end of "major combat operations" in Iraq.

Democrats dismissed it, but State Senator Bill Seitz, a Republican who opposed the repealed law, said it spoke to a deeper disgust among voters with the political class.

If these had been American prisoners in, say, Serbia or Iraq, would America be satisfied with an expression of "deep disgust" by the head of its government?

Some doctors feel deep disgust towards disease and can have a profound fear of death and the helplessness that accompanies illness.

He said it was regrettable that Lord Black in his speech made "no apology for the phone hacking on an industrial scale, or offer any recognition of the deep disgust of the general public which is reflected in the opinion polls we have seen".

His first response when I asked whether he was afraid that we wouldn't have accepted him was, in the tone of deep disgust that DS B has raised to an art: "Mo-ther.