Sentence examples for becoming disgusted from inspiring English sources

His story soon changes, however, and he is forced to reveal that he actually went A.W.O.L. after becoming disgusted by the war, and the United States's occupation of the country.

It shows Egyptian civil servant Sayyid Qutb, depicted as the founder of modern Islamist thought, visiting the U.S. to learn about the education system, but becoming disgusted with what he saw as a corruption of morals and virtues in western society through individualism.

A growing number of women are becoming deeply disgusted by what they view as an extremist agenda to roll back women's rights and well-being across the board -- not just abortion rights, but also birth control, equal pay, affordable health care and, now, protection from domestic violence and sexual assault.

I see how helpless and tormented I am becoming with disgust and disillusionment with the government which has turned this beautiful country into a police state..

Not only is The Fly about a guy with a god complex slowly becoming a disgusting fly-man hybrid after a sci experiment gone wrong, it's also about the dangers or jealousy, the inherent right of women to have autonomy over their own bodies, and the tragedy of loving someone who's really, really wrong for you.

When you feel like that, you don't leap to be naked in rooms with an assortment of strangers while they rub their hands all over your bare flesh — there's probably a fetish group for becoming as physically disgusting as you can and then procuring massages, but that's not my damage.

In prison, she turns a punishment into a protest: forced by a guard to stand on a cafeteria table, she pees herself, unafraid to trigger disgust, becoming an icon of civic resistance.

One particularly poignant piece involves the president becoming disenchanted with America and "disgusted with the American people".

There is, it emerges, nothing disgusting about becoming an arachnanthrope.

She recalled visiting a slave auction house in Charleston, S.C., "where my grandparents could have been sold," and becoming so sick with disgust that she had to leave.

Nicky, meanwhile, realises the extent of Donohue's corrupt dealings with the building contractor John Edwards (Geoffrey Hutchings) and resigns in disgust, eventually becoming involved with left-wing anarchists in London.