Sentence examples for disgust from from inspiring English sources

In the US, the album was greeted by howls of disgust from reviewers.

Back in 2008, facial hair had yet to become hip, and the moustache aroused ridicule or disgust from his friends.

(The contemporary novelist Ian McEwan has in turn learned quite a lot about narrative stealth and the titration of disgust from Orwell).

When Mr. Potter told the two comedians that "being business partners does not count as coordination, legally," there were groans of disgust from some in the studio audience.

Not with Songs for Our Mothers, the second one from Fat White Family, which was met with disgust from many reviewers.

As for sweetening the pot, in general the greater the monetary incentive involved in the deal, the greater the disgust from respondents.

Sweating and freezing, Cheryl wants to expunge loss and self-disgust from her soul.

"Not," he added, "that I was disgusted from any prudish angle".

The place is disgusting from the outside – on the docks, beside the squashed-up hulks of rusting ships.

A full charge later, feeling disgusting from the burgers - the cuisine near Superchargers often seems rather lacking - and having had enough of being surrounded by screaming kids, we set off on the final stretch to Calais via the nearest supermarket.

The sentence was met with cries of "disgusting" from protesters in the public gallery, some of whom walked out while the district judge was speaking.