Sentence examples for express revulsion from inspiring English sources

Many people who will express revulsion at that racist football fan video are just as unpleasant in far subtler and more dangerous ways.

Yet Mr Erdogan may be loth to cave into their demands for fear of alienating nationalist voters, who express revulsion over AK's talks with Mr Ocalan.Even AK's critics concede that Mr Erdogan has done more than his predecessors for the Kurds.

Let's be careful to not to repeat what we did in 1938: express revulsion and then close our eyes tight.

Is it not ironic and perhaps misguided to believe so strongly in the good influence of government, then in the next breath to express revulsion at the suggestion our government should have complete capacity to fulfill all of the duties of enforcing law?

Sensitive to the emotions and politics of those who might thrill to foraging mushrooms but express revulsion at the idea of taking the life of a deer or a duck or a bear, he writes clearly and with passion about what really happens when a person kills an animal to eat.

He has often expressed revulsion for "nation building," but that is precisely what is needed now.

Most of the Muslims I spoke with expressed revulsion at the anti-Semitism being drummed up by Islamist demagogues.

A few conservatives have expressed revulsion at the sight of unarmed protesters being beaten, even shot, by government forces.

Last night, David Ford, the Alliance party leader, expressed revulsion at news of the shooting of the police officer.

PAGE 11 THE WORLD REACTS -- Western politicians expressed revulsion at Saddam Hussein's past but concern about capital punishment.

Mr. Squire expressed revulsion at the suggestion that a Web site would collect a visitor's information without the press of a "submit" button.