Sentence examples for felt repulsed from inspiring English sources
"felt repulsed" is correct and usable in written English
It is usually used to describe a strong feeling of disgust or revulsion towards something or someone. Example: When I saw the gruesome images on the news, I felt repulsed and had to change the channel.
Now he felt repulsed by the world those images signified and fostered, with its unreflective consumerism and its support for the Vietnam War.
Some felt repulsed by the idea of having sex again, others spoke of voracious sexual appetites as if determined to prove that the rape would not affect them.
She, however, had to be the one who finally took my limp hand into hers; and I became very much aware that she knew and either felt repulsed or sorry for me".
When Philip's addiction to pornography was threatening to destroy their marriage, she felt repulsed at first and found it difficult to function sexually.
I feel repulsed by the scars".
She feels "repulsed, like I'm going to be sick.
No. Were there moments when you would be in the room and just feel repulsed?
They feel repulsed by the Shia's willingness to use instrumentation and things like this".
As a person who views all progress in this world as a result of people travelling and discovering each other, I still feel repulsed when I have to pass from the border of one country to the border of another.
Watching that [rap scene] is like watching a fascinating home movie – I feel repulsed and fascinated at the same time," he says and, to be fair, that is probably how everyone else feels when they see Hanks and Aykroyd rapping in their too-tight shorts.
If, while having sex with someone, you feel repulsed by them touching you, afraid of what they might do, degraded and humiliated by the sexual acts, hurt by the hateful words they're whispering in your ear, sore because he's the fifth man you've had sex with today, exhausted from it all, traumatised, abused – the fact that you'll get a bit of cash at the end does not change anything.
