Images of the bombings, in which a schoolbus full of children was incinerated, have caused revulsion around Iraq and the rest of the region.
But for civilians who have risen up against al-Assad, it has been the torture – and death in custody – of children that has caused particular revulsion.
Learning of the charges against him "has caused a revulsion within me so great that I stayed away from Mass for nearly a year and have only returned now at Lent," she said.
When will the Japanese force their whalers to stop, finally realizing that their persistence has caused widespread international revulsion and opprobrium?
Mr. Pichushkin's case has caused fascination and revulsion here, in part because of his grisly boasts on national television and his menacing and self-satisfied air.
Still, nothing has caused such reflexive revulsion as the news last year that meat scraps once earmarked for pet food were being resurrected as "lean finely textured beef" (LFTB), also called Pink Slime.
Badawi was sentenced to ten years' imprisonment and one thousand lashes – a punishment which began at the start of this year and which has caused waves of protest and revulsion.
The judge added that George was "wicked" and that her actions had caused "widespread revulsion".
Asked why he had closed The News of the World, Mr. Murdoch said that disclosures relating to hacking the voice mail of Milly Dowler, a teenager who was abducted and killed in 2002, had caused a wave of public revulsion.
The stabbing death, on the stairwell of a housing project here, caused revulsion because of evidence that passers-by had let the boy bleed to death.
