Sentence examples for disgusting according from inspiring English sources

Sex, as always, is a fatal distraction for the Washington press pack, and so the Al-Tipper kiss ("disgusting," according to Robert Novak) and the tiff over the Playboy mansion (arguably one of the week's classier venues) easily upstaged the more telling story.

McLaren's treatment of Jenson Button has been "disgusting", according to former grand prix driver Derek Warwick.

Attempts from within the military and outside to "glamorise" army life are "disgusting", according to the star of a British thriller depicting life in Northern Ireland at the height of the Troubles, and who almost joined the army due to a perceived "manipulated ideal".

"It's disgusting," according to Perkins, all part of a "concerted effort" to "recruit" children into the gay "lifestyle".

The idea behind this factor can be considered as Core Disgust according to Rozin and colleagues [ 3], i.e. disgust triggered by the threat of disease through mostly oral contact and a sense of offensiveness, including stimuli such as rotten food and body secretions.

One consequence, he argues, is "disgust skepticism" (139), according to which the combination of disgust's hair trigger and its ballistic trajectory mean that it is extremely prone to incorrigible false positives that involve unwarranted feelings of contamination and even dehumanization.

They are bolstered by a swell of disgust among New Yorkers: According to a survey released last week by the Quinnipiac University Polling Institute, more than three-quarters of voters believe state government is dysfunctional and 64percentt favor a constitutional convention.

Complete disgust," he said, according to one attendee.

The woman who said she was the former teacher does not deny the abuse allegations and expresses regret and disgust with herself, according to the recording.

Media reaction: A mixture of "disgust and sadness," according to Show Tracker, including MSNBC's Mika Brzezinski saying, "That young lady, who is 20, is obviously deeply troubled, deeply disturbed".

This suggests that the IFO is a convergence zone where bodily feeling states relevant for the emotion of disgust are coded according to a common code [58], [59] regardless of stimulus modality.