Sentence examples for disgusted for from inspiring English sources

"I've been disgusted for a long time," he said.

Research by the psychologist Jonathan Haidt, for instance, suggests that disgust is a powerful trigger for moral condemnation — being grossed out makes us mean — even if we are disgusted for reasons that have nothing to do with the person or act we are judging.

Both of these abbreviations are disgusting, for the record.

Several times, he called Mr. Weiner "disgusting" for sending lewd pictures to women online.

Caution: this really is disgusting For some language courses, a year in Paris is usual.

She believes in nothing, and she feels disgust for the world.

Years later, Atta expressed a similar mix of obsession and disgust for women.

It was a far cry from the conventional wisdom, often Kremlin-sponsored, of Russians' apathy and disgust for politics.

Personally, I think it's disgusting for a player to ask for image rights from his club.

Today, almost everyone I speak to voices disgust for what they see as the corrupt, incompetent local ANC-run council.

The widow of the first murdered Police Service of Northern Ireland officer has spoken of her "pity and disgust" for his killers.