Sentence examples for disgusted from inspiring English sources
"disgusted" is a correct and usable word in written English. You can use it when you want to express feelings of revulsion or intense displeasure. Example Sentence: I was disgusted with the contents of the report.
They would all have been disgusted had they known then what we know now about him.
There are many men, whites and straights in our society who are disgusted by sexist, racist and homophobic abuse and passionately want to see it ended.
That meant, in political terms, aligning it more closely to the mainstream of Irish nationalism, which had been disgusted by the IRA's violence and which hankered for ideas of Irish identity that were positive and open rather than embittered and embattled.
In an interview on Tuesday, Karmani said he was disgusted at the way Labour was failing to support his friend Naz Shah, Labour's parliamentary candidate in Bradford West, who was chosen in a messy contest last month.
In HHhH, his novel about the assassination of Reinhard Heydrich, Laurent Binet is positively disgusted by the prospect of committing any form of embellishment or factual inaccuracy.
Updated at 11.37pm AEST Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 9.48pm AEST12:48 — Geordie Williamson (@gamwilliamson) May 11, 2014 The Dutch have always disgusted me with their impeccable command of English - obviously an EU plot to make our political class look shabby.
Disgust doesn't negate moral agreement: I am "disgusted" by hunting, but I'm uncertain that it's actually always wrong.
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