Sentence examples for getting disgusted with from inspiring English sources

"People are getting disgusted with it.

We are told of struggling young professionals buying art on layaway — and, much later, getting disgusted with art-fair feeding frenzies in the new millennium.

Secretly, most of us miss getting disgusted with them the way we used to.

This registered Republican is getting disgusted with the attack ads being mounted against Senator John Kerry.

"I don't think I've ever heard so many ads that said, 'Don't vote for that guy,' as opposed to 'Vote for me because I'm worthy.' Toward the end of this election, I just got disgusted with it.

"It's not so much that I was pro-Roosevelt," he said one afternoon in 1982 in his Beverly Hills law office, "but I really got disgusted with (Herbert Hooverr... then someone came from Iowa making an appeal supposedly for free enterprise.

"I'm getting disgusted," said Nathan, who is 67.

"People were getting disgusted and hanging up the phone on me.

Even the most ardent fans understand that it is hard to get disgusted, or even upset, with 18- to 22-year-olds whose mistakes on a football field can unplug a powerhouse.

Still, Ms. Bechtold said that most people, faced with too much twiddling and clicking, "will get disgusted and say, 'Oh, forget it!' rather than try to get off those lists".

"I got disgusted," Mr. Taccetta, 30, said, adding that Mr. Laffer had "no remorse".