Sentence examples for deep repulsion from inspiring English sources

That deep repulsion is what often allows the perpetrators to continue with so few questions asked.

It comes from a deep repulsion at the crime Roof committed, and the knowledge that his racial terrorism is part of a long and ugly tradition in the United States dating back to slavery itself, to the Civil War draft riots in New York, through the lynching era of the 1900's, and up to and including the unjustified killing of black men by police officers in recent months.

But thinking about it a bit more, Auric Goldfinger was probably the creepiest – soul-deep repulsion incarnate.

"On Ugliness" does not present a deep theory of repulsion, but what it lacks in depth it makes up for in encyclopedic, vividly illustrated breadth.

"The Walking Dead" might have been one of these shows, using a grotesque story to go deep, letting grief and repulsion rile and unsettle us.

It shocked me how much people wanted to talk about that"). In "My Year of Rest and Relaxation," she instead builds a façade of beauty and privilege around her characters, forcing the reader to locate repulsion somewhere deeper: in effort, in daily living, in a world that swings between tragic and banal.

The sickness is deep down, more an emotional repulsion.

The reason most people have an almost instinctual repulsion to cloning is that deep down, they sense that it signals the beginning of a new journey where the "gift of life" is steadily marginalised and eventually abandoned all together.

As he finished elucidating gravity's mysterious forces of attraction and repulsion, Victor Zuckerman died.

The Westerner's repulsion evoked by the thought of eating a cockroach goes too deep for that explanation.

The moral debate on nationalism reflects a deep moral tension between solidarity with oppressed national groups on the one hand and repulsion in the face of crimes perpetrated in the name of nationalism on the other.