Sentence examples similar to feel deep revulsion from inspiring English sources

He would walk out, pushing down the "infinitesimal shying" he could feel deep inside, "the old, animal revulsion induced by hostile terrain".

They, too, feel deep joy, deep sorrow, deep doubt.

Consider how you feel deep down.

Those who feel most strongly about this are probably people unlikely to vote Labour anyway, but you don't have to be a Tory to feel a deep revulsion towards the IRA.

Perhaps depth could feel deeper.

"I felt deep shame".

He feels "deep remorse".

I felt deep gratitude.

Everyone felt deep joy.

The deep revulsion felt by many toward chemical weapons only increases their appeal to groups such as al Qaeda that seek not to kill troops but to sow fear and panic, intelligence analysts say.

Its program of calculated nonsense was inspired by a deep revulsion against the insanity of war and the positivist view that the world had sense and meaning.