Sentence examples for become disgusting from inspiring English sources

I had become disgusting to him.

Except for one of the group, all of the main characters have become disgusting misogynistic adults.

According to the government, Coca has been used for centuries as a spiritual and even day-to-day snack for "vitamins and alleviating hunger and thirst, but when the Western man, always seeking gold, would use it unnaturally, the opposite would happen, its juice would become disgusting and vicious".

Be sure to pay attention to the gaps in between keys on the keyboard, which can become disgusting with long-term use.

Otherwise, they become disgusted with the political movement".

Perplexed, Franklin concluded that the errant whites must have become "disgusted with our manner of life" despite being shown "all imaginable tenderness" on their return.

"Out of Their League" is a cride coeur, the painful confession of a man who has become disgusted with his profession.

But his argument resonated with a public that has become disgusted over the impunity with which city officials impose local codes on street peddlers – often with violence.

The wild popularity of the redistricting commission reflects the political climate around the country and in California in particular, where voters have become disgusted with the state's budget crisis and capitol gridlock.

Moby Dick (1956), Huston's epic adaptation of Herman Melville's novel, was shot in Ireland, where Huston had gone to live in 1952, largely because he had become disgusted by the political climate of the United States during the McCarthy era.

There has been a double multiplication; a multiplication of the number of people who, like Snowden, might become disgusted by the system of which they are part, and a multiplication of the data to which they have access.