Sentence examples for mass revulsion from inspiring English sources

Suspicion of nuclear power became mass revulsion.

I doubt that mass revulsion is part of Gelb's marketing plan, but a scandal has its uses: the Met made the evening news.

One of Bauer's other supporters, State Senator Jake Knotts, managed to unite the state in a moment of mass revulsion when he went on the radio to say he opposed Haley, who is Indian-American, because "we already got one raghead in the White House.

Following the near-collapse of the western banking system and the expenses scandal that sparked mass public revulsion it has become common to assert that "the whole model needs changing" and "we need a new way of doing things".

Despite similar clamor — but little action — after other mass shootings, the revulsion over the fatal shootings of 20 children and six adults at Sandy Hook Elementary School could lead to a different outcome this time, they suggested.

The mass abduction generated worldwide revulsion and spawned a social media campaign with the Twitter hashtag #BringBackOurGirls.

Monday's announcement that the court would not review the Highland Park case comes at a time of national revulsion over mass shootings, most recently in San Bernardino, Calif.

Some gun-control advocates are more optimistic than they were three years ago, believing that Americans' building revulsion at mass shootings has emboldened members of Congress to resist the pressure of the N.R.A.

Many members of Egyptian Islamic Jihad fled to Afghanistan in the late 1990s to avoid the mass arrests and public revulsion which followed the massacre of western tourists in the southern resort of Luxor.

Americans learn of mass killings, but their moral revulsion doesn't easily turn into policy or military intervention.

The rampage was the latest in a series of mass shootings that have produced national revulsion, even as they have left Republicans and Democrats divided over whether such violence should lead to stricter gun laws.