Any decent person... will experience shock, revulsion and incredulity".
But, as Fanny Lefroy, one of her nieces, wrote, overnight she experienced a "revulsion of feeling".
I'd seldom experienced such revulsion directed my way, and I felt vulnerable, as I had when I was a child.
But, as Fanny Lefroy, one of her nieces, wrote, overnight she experienced a "revulsion of feeling". By and large, this has been seen as a wise decision, rather than a disaster.
But slowly and surely he has been formulating an aesthetic genre of his own: art that is impossible to experience without physical revulsion and moral embarrassment.
In 1940, after his release, he combined his prison experience with his revulsion at the Moscow shows trials of Bukharin and the old Bolsheviks in Darkness at Noon, the tale of Nicholas Rubashov, an abstract novel about crime, guilt and man's fate.
I have experienced delight and revulsion.
"No, that might be too much," said Mr. Barber, who confessed that the first time he visited a slaughterhouse, he experienced the same visceral revulsion that non-foodies often do.
Watching him command the scenario I experienced a kind of revulsion that was also pity mixed with desire and envy.
The experience set off a profound revulsion in the young boy against what he considered to be senseless idol worship.
