Sentence examples for grow disgusted from inspiring English sources

Club owners told the union teams would go bankrupt, fans would grow disgusted and competitive balance would disintegrate.

He adds that in such conditions, even good men may grow disgusted with their chaotic state and look for a different system to restore the public peace.

He has grown disgusted with the show.

He came, he grew disgusted and he left.

Nothing made much headway; he grew disgusted and disaffected.

After the Six-Day War, however, Chomsky grew disgusted with Israel.

It wasn't until "Crimes and Misdemeanors," from 1989, that I grew disgusted with Allen.

Ted Cottrell, the defensive coordinator, said it was clear that Manning grew disgusted.

Election administrators across the country have grown disgusted with the punch-card systems.

For one, urban voters in particular seem to have grown disgusted with the government's free spending in rural areas.

He grew disgusted with the Nixon administration and its ambition to seize every available lever of power.