Sentence examples for her revulsion from inspiring English sources

Her revulsion for Hemingway as a person, but admiration for his art, comes forth.

In "Esther's First Communion," she wrote about a girl's indoctrination into religious ritual and her revulsion at it.

In blunt testimony, Ms. Johnson described her revulsion at the findings of the investigation, which came at her request.

She said he usurped her control of the washing machine and failed to appreciate her revulsion for "intensely farmed meat".

There is her revulsion at having to feed the carp she receives as a birthday present.

Her revulsion is so visceral you can almost feel her nerve endings recoiling.

Still, Knightley's Anna has the right combination of passion, confusion, cruelty and near madness, and there's a brilliant moment (which comes out of the novel) where she reveals her physical revulsion for her husband by angrily criticising his irritating habit of cracking his knuckles.

Where she does score is in her recollected revulsion at nursing her diseased husband so that when she tells Manders "I did everything" the lines acquire an extraordinary sexual charge.

Her well-known ability to deliver a decent right hook, her candid revulsion whenever she's asked to hold a baby, and her past association with class A drugs are all instincts you might more readily associate with a male rock drummer.

Her revelation that she knew Roper in Iraq back in the 90s, and her remembered revulsion at the moment he saw a business opportunity in an atrocity, reminded us of the intriguing hidden dynamic that's always been at play here: that however brave and resourceful Pine might be, he's above all an unusually dashing pawn.

Gersten, a Jewish lawyer whose belief in the First Amendment overcomes her personal revulsion for Cooper, takes the case.