Sentence examples for disgust of from inspiring English sources

They represent fear and disgust of our fellow man.

Yet it highlighted the disgust of many at unresolved allegations of war crimes.

"They try to 'believe' they're the person," he says, with disgust, of actors.

Large-scale industries and infrastructure collapsed, much to the disgust of Soviet guest engineers.

(The "dead" soldier kept drinking water, to the disgust of the young boys in the crowd).

To the disgust of his followers, Pompey evacuated Rome, then Italy.

She was saved by the courts, much to the disgust of Lucan's set.

Astonishingly, and to the disgust of reformers everywhere, Acton was cleared.

Still, Safran Foer projects energetically the wide-eyed shock and disgust of the innocent, newly defiled.

So useful for recruiting their number is the disgust of other men with life.

Thus the government is increasing the overseas development budget, to the disgust of many conservative commentators and newspaper letter writers.