Sentence examples for becomes repulsed from inspiring English sources

As Offred (the narrator's given name in the new regime) becomes useful through the capabilities of her body, she becomes repulsed by herself and only finds relief in memories of her life, friends, and family before the theocratic ruling began.

As he walks to the "little boy's room," she becomes repulsed.

But after Jesse asks Abby to move in with him, she suddenly becomes repulsed by the touch of her clients' skin -- which, in this film, is Abby's unique version of getting "cold feet" related to commitment.

By the time Romand responded, two years later, Carrère had become repulsed by his fascination with the killings.

"It wasn't like when your uncle comes around every once in a while and says, 'Smile, smile, smile,' and you become repulsed by the camera".

Never once did I smell vodka and become repulsed.

Finally, one of the most well-known cases of possession was that of 22-year-old Annelise Michel who underwent an exorcism in Germany in 1975, after she started hearing voices, eating insects and became repulsed by religious paraphernalia.

Try to become repulsed by them.

But polls have shown that Colombians have become increasingly repulsed by the guerrilla group's tactics: attacks on villages, the use of car bombs and a reliance on kidnappings for financing.

The popularity of Mr. Uribe, 49, a former governor and mayor of Medellín, has dramatically risen in recent months as Colombians have become increasingly repulsed by guerrilla violence, which prompted President Andrés Pastrana to break off peace talks last month.

And I've become more and more repulsed by that".