Sentence examples for moral revulsion from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cohen's moral revulsion at eating dog was well-founded.

The challenge goes beyond oil slicks and moral revulsion.

But moral revulsion doesn't suggest an intelligent course of action.

Moral revulsion against Stalinism and the behaviour of its agents in Spain is justified.

In part, moral revulsion motivates these underworld gumshoes, though it's also clear that killing children is bad for illicit business.

But it still represents a profound and important moral revulsion which the Church of England needs to take seriously.

This limitation led to a focus on the moral horror of shootings and avoided the visceral revulsion of bloodshed and, frankly, isn't that sufficient?

He reacted to moral shabbiness with revulsion, but also with fear.

I argue that the moral and political revulsion of nationalist thinkers at the Kremlin's attempt to masquerade as a nationalist force marks a crucial watershed in contemporary Russian history – namely, a definitive parting of ways between the new-generation democratic-oriented Russian nationalists and the Kremlin leadership.

But slowly and surely he has been formulating an aesthetic genre of his own: art that is impossible to experience without physical revulsion and moral embarrassment.

The effort to elicit revulsion and moral outrage may be intended to counter the left-wing narrative of vampire threat, which warns of a small group of powerful, almost immortal beings who invest in blood funds, suck out the profits and stash them in Transylvanian tax shelters.