Sentence examples for deeply disgusted from inspiring English sources

"My ambition is to reform the Four Hundred by making them too deeply disgusted with themselves to continue their silly, empty way of life," he told the Times.

Surely President Bush should do more than say he is deeply disgusted by the torture that occurred in Abu Ghraib prison (front page, May 1).

President Bush said Friday that he was deeply disgusted by reports that Iraqi detainees were abused by American military police, and he vowed that any soldier found to be at fault would be punished.

It is a sign, perhaps, of the White House's desperate search for a way forward that Mr. Obama is hoping that American voters — who are deeply disgusted with Congress, but not exactly thrilled with him either, according to recent polls — will somehow rise en masse and make their representatives see the error of their ways.

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.

So here's a suggestion: Hang around your neck a small Ziploc bag containing a towelette infused with an aroma of, well, of something deeply disgusting.

Not only am I angered by this decision but I am deeply offended and disgusted.

Then, late Monday, the actress Natalie Portman strongly condemned Mr. Galliano, saying in a statement that she was "deeply shocked and disgusted by the video".

In a statement, she said: "I am deeply shocked and disgusted by the video of John Galliano's comments that surfaced today.

Across the Atlantic, the Oscar-winning actor Natalie Portman, who is the face of Miss Dior Cherie perfume, said she was "deeply shocked and disgusted" and wanted nothing to do with Galliano.

"I am deeply shocked and disgusted by the video of John Galliano's comments that surfaced today.