Sentence examples for caused a revulsion from inspiring English sources

Perhaps this caused a revulsion of feeling.

Learning of the charges against him "has caused a revulsion within me so great that I stayed away from Mass for nearly a year and have only returned now at Lent," she said.

Asked why he had closed The News of the World, Mr. Murdoch said that disclosures relating to hacking the voice mail of Milly Dowler, a teenager who was abducted and killed in 2002, had caused a wave of public revulsion.

Last month the botched execution of Clayton Lockett in Oklahoma, in which he took 43 minutes to die and writhed and groaned on the gurney, caused a wave of nationwide revulsion.

And they caused an explosion of revulsion in respectable middle-class England.

And third, Zarqawi's death seems to have removed the main impetus behind exporting Iraq's violence.Zarqawi's decision to bomb three hotels in Amman in November 2005 backfired badly, causing a wave of revulsion, especially in his native Jordan.

The message, through a mutual contact, was sent days after the revelations that the News of the World had hacked murdered schoolgirl Milly Dowler's phone, causing a wave of revulsion in parliament and among the general public.

Although the Mafia was put on the defensive after the murders of Falcone and Borsellino, which caused an unprecedented wave of popular revulsion, it has regrouped and changed in a way that makes the law's job harder.

The footage, including images of a wounded Gaddafi being sodomised with what looked like a bayonet, caused widespread revulsion outside the country.

The militants caused worldwide revulsion when they released a video in February of 21 Egyptian Christians being decapitated on a beach, followed by a similar video of the slaughter of 30 Ethiopian Christians two months later.

The Sun's 1989 report caused widespread revulsion in Liverpool and led to a near total boycott of the paper on Merseyside that exists to this day.