Sentence examples for great disgust from inspiring English sources

During the Q. & A., she spoke of child rearing with great disgust.

There's Mark Twain on Russian baths, Edgar Allan Poe on loathing Brooklyn ("I know few towns which inspire me with so great disgust and contempt"), Noël Coward on Sputnik and Michael Palin on being photographed nude by Richard Avedon.

They exhibit great disgust at the corruption and cynicism of Hungarian society under the rule of János Kádár (and after), the compromise between Soviet communism and the market democracies of western Europe that became known sardonically as "goulash socialism".

Her spoken rage Struck down the child of seven years With shame for all three, with pity for The helpless harried waiter, with anger for The diners gazing, avid, and contempt, And great disgust for every human being.

He does deliver a brief rant about "killing all the salmon just so you can run your fucking iPod every second of your life" with great disgust, but Reichardt and Raymond never tell us why he doesn't just engage in nonviolent protest.

And this was what my mother had taken against: with great disgust, she declared that the meat in these hamburgers was from "unknown parts of unknown animals" and she forbade us to eat not only hamburgers but frankfurters, salami, and garlic sausages, too, since, according to her, it was impossible to know which part of the animal any of them came from.

But she reserves her greatest disgust for the family villas themselves, for the Victorian pomp and suffocating closeness of the new ghetto that effectively walled her in.

Participants then provided subjective ratings to indicate the level of disgust they felt in response to each of the three stimuli on a 20-point Likert-scale, with higher scores indicating greater disgust.

There are few sentiments that provoke greater disgust and outrage in me than the exploitation of victimhood to peddle racially divisive and toxic viewpoints.

In The Science Delusion, White assails and dismantles the ideological inconsistencies and hypocrisies of the Dennett-Dawkins-Hitchens set, but his greatest disgust is reserved for TED Talks, Richard Florida, Jonah Lehrer, and the broader cult of tech: "The ideology of science insists that… [w]e are like computers, or systems, and so is nature.

Increased self-disgust was significantly correlated (Spearman's ρ = 0.5) with greater disgust ratings after the intake of orange juice in the BPD group (Table DS10).