Sentence examples for feeling of repulsion from inspiring English sources

Does it make you feel good or does it create a feeling of repulsion or nausea?

In those scenes, what we are seeing on screen is a human actress, and yet it's impossible to shake the feeling of repulsion, knowing what we know.

A great deal about physical beauty and sexual attractiveness fascinates her, but as an intelligent woman she also readily acknowledges a feeling of repulsion.

In their mind, the feeling of repulsion by the North Korean socialist regime, sense of deprivation by the forced immigration from their home town, and forfeit of property have always been rooted deeply.

The feeling of repulsion they inspire is matched only by how utterly boring they all seem.

A focus-interview study of Japanese individuals also discovered that many had a feeling of repulsion towards randomization [ 13].

A "serious danger" exists that the French-German "magnetic core" of an integrating Europe could come to exert "magnetic repulsion".

Plato described it as the contradictory feelings of repulsion and fascination that arise when a dead body is viewed by the living.

But after that period, his feelings of repulsion disappeared and he was, simply, the transport officer, conscientiously carrying out the policy.

Perhaps I should give you the benefit of the doubt and say that it is possible, after all that promiscuous sex, that you still haven't found a female good enough for you and that when you finally do the narcissism and feelings of repulsion will evaporate.

In her work, that swing can occur in a matter of minutes, whether it's a teenage brother and sister alternating between feelings of repulsion and affection in "Nenette et Boni" (1997) or a woman burying a blade in a father whose legacy she had been trying to preserve in "White Material" (2010).