Sentence examples similar to marked repugnance for from inspiring English sources
Stokes is now marked out for greatness.
All were marked for United Russia.
She has been marked for entry.
His repugnance for that "vile law," however, was not only moral — it was demographic.
11 America, the nation's repugnance for such tactics has only grown.
His repugnance for pianistic display canceled the fun of the Hungarian Rhapsodies.
"I feel repugnance for the critic John Simon, who made it a specialty to attack the way actors look," he writes.
Perhaps because so many people can be brutal, Conroy has trouble mustering repugnance for the actual torturers he meets.
Eimi (1933) recorded, in 432 pages of experimental prose, a 36-day visit to the Soviet Union, which confirmed his individualist repugnance for collectivism.
Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders share an upbringing in New York's outer boroughs and a repugnance for trade deals, but the similarities pretty much end there.
Full of repugnance for Fascism but bereft of military experience, some of the men ditched their coats and other items along the way to make the uphill walk easier.
