Sentence examples for for my revulsion from inspiring English sources

His "shrink's hypothesis," as he titled it, found historical and spiritual roots for my revulsion at Tigermania.

Such normalcy amid horror only increases my revulsion – for this, in all its horrifying clarity, is the embodiment of Hannah Arendt's "banality of evil".

And saying so doesn't lessen my revulsion at the acts for which he was prosecuted.

One member of the choir gets down on one knee and asks another to marry him, and my usual revulsion for public proposals hides in a closet somewhere while I laugh and jump and squeal and feel absolutely certain that these two people love each other and will be together forever.

How do we account for that revulsion, which many shared with my wife, a revulsion that makes it hard to imagine a second act for Weiner, like Eliot Spitzer's television career or pretty much every day in the life of Bill Clinton?

Many of the most shocking chapters are set in Poliakov's adopted country, France, where, by the nineteenth century, hatred of Jews was a proxy for a generalized revulsion for modernity, secularism, and republican values.

The row has become an outlet for wider revulsion, whose real target lies in the ground.

Literary critics have alternately expressed admiration for, and revulsion at, the end result.

A few key differences, though, may partly account for the revulsion that "Dubuque" inspired in audiences three decades ago.

But this good news is no antidote for the revulsion over the recent spate of vandalism at Roman Catholic churches in Brooklyn.

So what can account for the revulsion it engendered when Sensation came to town in 1999?