Sentence examples for causes disgust from inspiring English sources

"You know, I was shameful, and you do stuff that causes disgust, and that's hard to recover from.

"You know, I was shameful, and you do stuff that causes disgust, and that's hard to recover from," he told The Guardian during an interview in 2010.

But the victory celebrations caused disgust.

Budanov's relatively lenient sentence of 10 years caused disgust among a vocal minority in Russia.

They are worried the charge into Kandahar could cause disgust, but the British election will be over by then.

After the furore caused by Lubna Hussein's "indecency trial", a video of a young woman being lashed has surfaced on the internet, causing disgust in Sudan and outside it.

L. would push objects deep inside her mouth or nose, keep her vomit in her mouth and swallow it again, causing disgust and rejection.

The failure to produce, or to do much to address the nation's economic and security woes, caused more disgust with Washington.

The fact is that Clinton has to submit to almost as much grooming every single goddamn day as an A-list actress does on Oscars night, just so she can get on with her job and not cause collective disgust in the populace at what a sixtysomething woman looks like.

It's not us that cause the disgust with this particular tax law.

And while it may seem minor, serving them the wrong way to a particular guest can cause confusion, disgust, even anger.