Sentence examples for mental revulsion from inspiring English sources
The scene veers from an orgiastic rave fueled by post-carnage euphoria to a wearying round of physical and mental revulsion as the agitated revolutionaries reflect on their extreme actions, sometimes while vomiting.
A visceral reaction, going hand in hand with the mental revulsion that awful creature caused and keeps causing, because nothing in the world exists except himself, because he doesn't care for anybody, doesn't see that he is made in the image and mold of man, a person like others; that we are all the bloody same in our needs and desires and claim to respect.
For many people, it is no longer possible to read that phrase without a shiver of revulsion, and a mental image of some leering 50-something, inviting drunk 13-year-olds back to his penthouse, or to recall the systematic rape and abuse of hundreds of very young girls in Rochdale – and other areas – by grooming gangs.
She is still being punished for whAs we dit to her. @kateileaver.
As it became clear that Britney was probably dealing with substance issues and mental illness, all of our revulsion for "crazy" women and for women who are stereotyped as "crazy" when they dare to have feelings or flaws in public just poured out onto her at once.
As it became clear that Britney was probably dealing with substance issues and mental illness, all of our revulsion for "crazy" women – and for women who are stereotyped as "crazy" when they dare to have feelings or flaws in public – just poured out onto her at once.
One need only look at the reaction to Paul McCarthy's grotesque, scatological performances, or Andres Serrano's Piss Christ, or Australian artist Casey Jenkins, whose work, Casting Off My Womb – in which she knitted a scarf from wool spooling out of her vagina – triggered tabloid revulsion and a storm of Twitter comments about her mental health.
But the case of Andrea Pia Yates, charged in the drowning of her five young children, has been unique from the moment of her arrest in June, eliciting both public revulsion at the crime and sympathy for her history of mental illness.
But revulsion against what?
