Sentence examples for disgusting scene from inspiring English sources

Vladimir V. Putin, then serving as prime minister, was especially enraged last fall after an angry crowd killed his ally, Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi, an event he later condemned as a "repulsive, disgusting" scene.

What a fantastic, disgusting scene.

Lindsay may suffer from what his decrepit Aunt Nancy describes as "an anger thingy," but it's his thing for Aunt Nancy that provokes the film's most disgusting scene.

He probably can't live without these horrific, disgusting scenes with Gaddafi, when TV screens around the world showed how he was killed, all in blood.

Mr. Putin said that Mr. McCain, as a Vietnam veteran, "has enough civilian blood on his hands, and he can't live without these repulsive, disgusting scenes like the killing of Qaddafi," whose death he said had been caused by an American drone.

Disgusting scenes in Birmingham last week.

This result is in line with the data obtained by Oliveri et al. [18], demonstrating the increased excitability of the motor cortex triggered by disgusting scenes.

Disgusting scenes.

The film is a near perfect time capsule of the 90s, littered with a colorful punk ethos and an array of zany, disgusting scenes.

Whereas Caseras et al. [18] used pictures of disgusting scenes (taken from the International Affective Picture System), we used facial expressions of disgust.

On a few occasions, "real" religious art is ridiculed as is the descriptions of Buddhist and Hindu statues: "Revolting sexual corruption is portrayed to this day in the war-damaged Buddhist sculptures at Angkor Wat in Kampuchea and in the temples at Khajuraho, India, which show the Hindu god Vishnu surrounded by disgusting erotic scenes" (262).