Sentence examples for feeling revulsion from inspiring English sources

After consummation, he or she is left feeling revulsion, guilt and despair.

Mr Keys said: "I feel revulsion.

Philip wanted to feel revulsion for him.

We feel revulsion and condemn the perpetrators.

And I, like other American Muslims, feeling horror and anger and revulsion at the Paris and San Bernardino terrorist attacks, was glad to hear him talk of defeating ISIS.

But while feelings of revulsion were justified, feelings of elation at his demise were not.

But when an image falls in between -- close to human but clearly not -- it causes a feeling of revulsion.

There seemed to be no maternal feeling of revulsion or expression of condemnation for the reprehensible deed itself, which caused horrific deaths and grievous injuries to innocent Israelis.

Short of [p471] the compulsion of such a principle, this Court must abstain from interference with State action no matter how strong one's personal feeling of revulsion against a State's insistence on its pound of flesh.

There's often a knee-jerk feeling of revulsion to contend with – "That's a bit dark", or "Surely they're too young for that?" – the readerly equivalent of the sign against the evil eye.

Yet for all the wrong-headedness of that plan, for all its woeful under-estimation of the gut feeling of revulsion it would provoke in the average English football fan, there was a seed of common sense to it.