Sentence examples for not revulsion from inspiring English sources

Many who lived in their shadow may regard the hammer and sickle as akin to the swastika, but elsewhere communism prompts not revulsion but an attractive frisson of naughtiness.

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.

The prevailing opinion was one of surprise and not revulsion.

Ryan's statement, which does not revoke his support for Trump's campaign, is the product of political calculation, not revulsion.

Upon locating her photo, she was overcome with emotion: "It was not revulsion, it was not upset, or sad, or angry.

O.K., never mind the social issues: would the conservatives be the ones who do not feel revulsion and embarrassment at the church hierarchy's tepid, evasive reaction to the sexual abuse of children?

But it was public health, not personal revulsion, that motivated state and local officials a decade ago to seek closure of the Yorktown treatment plant, the largest and most overflow-prone in the region.

But the times that Fukuyama supposed were eternal came to an end, thanks not to revulsion at the prospect of an eternity of boredom, nor in disgust at a dignity so degraded it could only be expressed by one's shopping choices, but due to an old-school capitalist crisis.

"Seussical" doesn't inspire revulsion or hatred; it doesn't, in fact, inspire any strong emotional response.

She holds her arms open tentatively, but she doesn't really want to hold him; she can't act her revulsion away at first, not entirely.

But not out of revulsion; not to punish me.