Sentence examples for like revulsion from inspiring English sources
The reaction in some corners of the industry has been something like revulsion.
The maternal images of pregnancy and lactation as well as love are a crucial antidote to a 'Trump-ian' like revulsion at female bodily functions.
We may find some character traits like poor posture or narcissism unattractive but nothing will actually cause you to retreat in genuine physical revulsion like halitosis.
It was certainly far from being a revolution; it looked more like a collective revulsion at the wealthiest Americans, as the middle class watches its assets dwindle along with its fantasy of ever joining the ranks of the 1percentt.
In this series of microscopic photos Daniel Stoupin brings an ethereal beauty to a cast of tiny creatures that usually invoke revulsion, like the flea, or remain a mystery to most of us because we just can't see them.
Mr. Geertz meticulously described the frenzied betting on the fight, how "Balinese status hierarchy" is reproduced in the battle and the way in which the Balinese revulsion at animal-like behavior (babies are not even permitted to crawl) is countered by this animalistic extravaganza.
"There are times when I'm concerned about Toph's expression when I'm really singing, with vibrato and all, singing the guitar parts and everything - an expression that to the untrained eye might look like abject terror, or revulsion - but I know well enough that it is awe".
For a while, the wave of revulsion seemed like a turning point for a country whose state institutions appear ambivalent towards rising extremism.
Whether their mission inspires adoration or revulsion remains, like common sense, a matter of opinion.
The footage, including images of a wounded Gaddafi being sodomised with what looked like a bayonet, caused widespread revulsion outside the country.
The audience's desired response to this spectacle is not revulsion, but something like the cowering, quivering awe manifested by Mary (Maia Morgenstern), Mary Magdalen Monica Belluccii) and a few sensitive Romans and Jerusalemites as they force themselves to watch.
