Sentence examples for due to revulsion from inspiring English sources

As the film finished and the credits started to roll I, like most of the audience, sat in complete silence, partly in reverence, partly due to revulsion, but glad that a film of this nature had finally been made by a black director.

During the events leading to the third ending, Manah reveals Furiae's feelings for Caim, who shows revulsion at the revelation: due to this and the Watchers' influence, Furiae stabs herself.

The remaining ten patients (40%, one of them was cachectic) stated loss of appetite, three of them explained that the decrease was due to the therapy, one experienced both food craving and revulsion, two patients reported a loss of appetite prior to initiation of therapy, none of them developed cachexia.

Some pro-Europeans believe it is simplistic to think that the backlash against Labour in Scotland is due to the Better Together campaign rather than stemming from deep-seated revulsion against Labour's politics.

The woman in question is unlikely to accept any of these offers of course, but not necessarily due to her having breasts; her refusal is more likely to be due to concerns involving ethics/safety/hygiene/personal revulsion/all of these.

But the times that Fukuyama supposed were eternal came to an end, thanks not to revulsion at the prospect of an eternity of boredom, nor in disgust at a dignity so degraded it could only be expressed by one's shopping choices, but due to an old-school capitalist crisis.

i thought due to skill.

Due to Pammy and Paulie.

Due to disagreements".

Stanley Works Raises Guidance Due To Bermuda Move.

That is due to change.