Sentence examples for only revulsion from inspiring English sources

Still, when he saw the little Zylberfenig boys running across the slushy front yard, and screaming in Yiddish, their hair long and curling under black velvet yarmulkes as big as soup bowls, their white shirts untucked and fringes flying, he felt only revulsion and embarrassment, mounting anxiety for his neighborhood, his home, and especially his wife.

"All civilised people should feel nothing but revulsion for the terrorists who can kill innocent Iraqis who only want to help build a new democracy and a better society.

But revulsion against what?

For its trouble the Islamic State got no cash and no Sajida al-Rishawi, only worldwide revulsion.

Only ghoulish revulsion gave his death the resonance to drag David Cameron back from holiday and prompt Barack Obama to rediscover his eloquence playbook.

Such normalcy amid horror only increases my revulsion – for this, in all its horrifying clarity, is the embodiment of Hannah Arendt's "banality of evil".

But he acted only after worldwide revulsion at last Friday's murderous suicide bombing and under the threat of Israeli military retaliation.

The shock of seeing bad reproductions of these familiar works was surpassed only by his revulsion at learning they had commanded prices as high as $4,000.

To view "Silenced Voices" and then look up at the proud, implacable Festival Theater is to feel only sadness and revulsion, to question whether these wounds can — or should — ever heal.

I think she must have come to our flat in the first place not only out of revulsion at everything to do with her old life but also because my mother's solitary, cheerful style — frilly aprons and nail polish and lemon-yellow guest towels — had signalled to her, even before the disaster, a vision of possibilities other than the ones she knew.

Separate but equal bathrooms, water fountains, and classrooms only bring universal revulsion from all Americans.