Sentence examples for as much revulsion from inspiring English sources
"Disgust makes me lucid," she says in a voice-over, and she experiences both her desires and her desirability with as much revulsion as fascination.
John Pang, the chief executive of CARI, a research organization based in Malaysia, said the Myanmar government's shift toward Japan "is not so much an attraction to Japan as much as a revulsion against the Chinese".
But at some level they understood that their revulsion was as much or more their problem as it was Rustin's.
As much as I understand your initial kneejerk revulsion, I understand this a lot better: washing the dishes, and dusting the curtain rods, and scrubbing the bathroom all fucking suck, but eventually you will have to do all of those things if you want to have sex with a person ever again.
Modern western revulsion at the idea has as much to do with how we think of the cousin relationship as it has with genetics.
Almost two decades before Margaret Thatcher became liberal Britain's No1 hate figure there was another woman with firm convictions and an even firmer hairdo who inspired almost as much progressive revulsion.
An outsider to the Parisian elite of his time, who struggled with envy, fascination, revulsion and rejection, Rousseau saw how people in a society driven by individual self-interest come to live for the satisfaction of their vanity – the desire and need to secure recognition from others, to be esteemed by them as much as one esteems oneself.
