Sentence examples for expressing revulsion from inspiring English sources
He had faced widespread criticism for telling Jewish leaders on Sunday that children should not be "brainwashed" into thinking homosexuality was "an equally valid and successful option" — and for later expressing revulsion at gay pride parades.
The externality argument is in many respects just a highfalutin way of expressing revulsion that anyone should be so profane as to attempt to measure the returns on something as ineffable as education.
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.
Many people who will express revulsion at that racist football fan video are just as unpleasant in far subtler and more dangerous ways.
Mr. Squire expressed revulsion at the suggestion that a Web site would collect a visitor's information without the press of a "submit" button.
Even hard-line Protestant politicians expressed revulsion at the attack, which caused some 100 students and their parents to flee in panic.
We are heartened that the normally supercautious Association of Southeast Asian Nations, whose members are Myanmar's immediate neighbors, expressed revulsion with the junta's crackdown.
