The phrase "however disgusting" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to express strong disagreement with something, typically with something another person has said or done. For example: "I understand your argument, however disgusting it may be."
I've got to say I was fairly disgusted about this form of entertainment about the killing of another human, however disgusting he is.
Buy one of these and make sure that however disgusting the porn your boss catches you with, the first question he asks will always be, "what kind of monitor is that?" Careful, as this trick only works once.
However, disgust got few scores for the presence of distortion, and the maximum score was one (which indicated greater presence), concentrating in the absence of distortion.
However, disgust has been proposed to be acquired through evaluative conditioning (EC) and according to the referential model of this form of learning, there are functional differences between PC and EC that need to be considered in the treatment of disgust-related responses.
In contrast to contempt, however, disgust is not by definition inherently interpersonal and it is not by definition related to social hierachy.
However, disgust propensity did not correlate with ratings in this group and all correlations were non-significant in the depression group.
If the facial expression is emotional however, and disgusting in particular, an increase in effective connectivity between this region and the IFO, would link a simulation of the bodily feeling state of disgust with the simulation of the disgusted facial expression.
My friends in the Russian press, however, were disgusted.
"Catholics do it, Mormons do it why not Jews?" The details of the way the ultra-Orthodox higher-ups allegedly protect these rapists, however, are particularly disgusting.
After the Six-Day War, however, Chomsky grew disgusted with Israel.
"However, we are disgusted by these particular titles, find this unacceptable and we in no way whatsoever condone them.
