Sentence examples for inspire revulsion from inspiring English sources
Spero labelled the heads "victims", but they are more likely to inspire revulsion rather than compassion.
"Seussical" doesn't inspire revulsion or hatred; it doesn't, in fact, inspire any strong emotional response.
The Gerald-Gudrun relationship shows his male dominance to be a shell overlying a crippling inner emptiness and lack of self-awareness, which eventually inspire revulsion in Gudrun.
Indeed, Fuller claimed that he depicted violence only in order to inspire revulsion, that he staged war in order to reveal its "insanity".
They will, in an instant, inspire revulsion, anger and calls to 'do something now!'" Five pictures showed the bodies of five children in the shallows where the waves meet the beach.
Child sexual abuse understandably inspires revulsion.
Even Condé Nast's stamina inspires revulsion as well as praise these days.
And Ben Walters observed in Time Out New York, "the film is actually a paean to male friendship with a severe case of gay panic: its leads can declare their love for one another but the thought of a kiss inspires revulsion".
Images such as these may well inspire the revulsion and anger desired by Dickey, though the results of "shocking" documentary photography are hard to judge.
To keep us on side, the Riot Club's misdeeds are made much uglier than the Bullingdon's pranks; even so, they fail to inspire the revulsion that's required.
Even though Sudan has been under the rule of a loose and arbitrary version of sharia law for the past 20 years, and floggings are quite regular, the phenomenon still feels very alien to mainstream Sudanese society and inspires revulsion.
