Sentence examples for kind of revulsion from inspiring English sources

In it, Ms. Love supposedly told Mr. Kummer: "I play with my breasts, not to show off but to demonstrate a kind of revulsion.

For Dr. Hardy and Mr. Stephenson, that pride turns to a kind of revulsion over the course of "Best Worst Movie," as they are asked to perform their "Troll 2" dialogue over and over again.

Far from 7 84's compassionate socialist agenda, she says, "there's now a kind of revulsion against the idea of doing something for others: 'Who do you think you are? Isn't that being nanny state?', and so on.

"Though I was consumed with dread of her and, I suppose, hate, and even finally a kind of revulsion, there was a desperate yearning underneath for the love she couldn't give me.

Will cannot abide being the object of pity, and he cannot stand being the object of a kind of revulsion.

Watching him command the scenario I experienced a kind of revulsion that was also pity mixed with desire and envy.

"No bowls, no utensils, no bread!" The wan gloop of this techno-utopian disruption inspires a rare kind of comic revulsion.

What was so remarkable about the story of the brave men – who remained underground in the San José mine in psychologically wrenching conditions for 69 days – was the fact that everyone who followed it felt some kind of physical revulsion.

"In Rafferty's generation, there was a kind of moral revulsion at what he called 'The Sick 60s' – boys wearing long hair, kids protesting the US government and walking out of school, and drug use.

"A sense of the wholeness of the body is very deeply rooted in the human psyche and we sense a kind of instinctual revulsion against the violation of that integrity," said Dr. Beth Conklin, a social anthropologist at Vanderbilt University who studies ritual cannibalism among the Wari' of western Brazil.

"There was kind of this revulsion of him making light of something people literally have to bleed or die for.