Sentence examples for house revulsion from inspiring English sources
A week after reviewing the two-starred Midsummer House, revulsion at an outbreak of tall poppy syndrome sends me to a place newly garnished with the maximum three.
His death in a London housing project caused revulsion because of evidence that passers-by had ignored him.
When he first sees the huge, homemade welcome banner draped across his parents' house, a flinch of revulsion registers in his eyes but nowhere else.
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.
Even on the patriotic home front, the revulsion was widespread.
At first, you wonder why she would resurrect this milieu; then you realize that she has to revisit her revulsion for the doll's house before leaving it forever.
Even a mild business downturn could cause a revulsion against the kind of easy credit that put so many houses within financial reach (or seemed to).
Mistreatment of domestic animals like dogs and cats understandably evokes revulsion even from those who would never have them in their houses.
But revulsion against what?
