Sentence examples for overwhelming disgust from inspiring English sources

Until many more Americans share an overwhelming disgust for what we have not accomplished, little will change.

The one measure to pass, which would prevent legislators and statewide constitutional officers, including the governor, from receiving pay rises in years when the state is running a deficit, was approved by more than 75percentt of those who cast ballots, demonstrating the overwhelming disgust many Californians say in polls that they feel toward elected officials in a time of deep budget paralysis.

I get the feeling that most punters get a great sense of relief from watching these videos, but that they also feel an overwhelming disgust.

"But there are several factors that may allow Obama to overcome these weaknesses: the unpopularity of the Iraq war, the current economic uncertainties, and the overwhelming public disgust with Republicans.

Its overwhelming emotion is disgust — disgust that has not yet become contempt and is therefore more damaging.

"He was consumed by an overwhelming sense of disgust, by years of ad seg.

As I got older, my disgust became overwhelming for the Hollywood and Hallmark-infused glorification of "true love".

Still, overwhelming is overwhelming.

This is an elegant underpinning for a vision of folly and evil -- of "the vanity of human wishes," as Dr. Johnson called it -- that gives this book an overwhelming atmosphere of anger, sadness and disgust.

Since 9/11, I have watched attitudes toward America evolve from sympathy and curiosity a month after the attacks, to indifference and disbelief in March 2003, to outright disgust by June 2007, to overwhelming enthusiasm and delight this summer.

It's that when our UN ambassador calls the Chinese and Russian vetoes of action on Syria "disgusting", she's speaking for the overwhelming majority of the world, and they are in the isolated minority.(Photo credit: AFP).