"It's curious that the intellectual and artistic community transforms its aesthetic unease or personal disgust into a longing for a type of patriarchal and pre-modern moral authority," he wrote.
When the photographs were shown at Tate Modern in 2003, they had lost none of their power; they still felt as if they came, above all, out of a strong sense of personal disgust.
His alphabetical entries range in subject matter from the personal disgust he feels when he discovers a cockroach sharing the shower in his Manhattan apartment to epic journeys into Asia and Africa and observing cricket-betting in Shanghai and locust-eating in Niger.
Obama showed "his own personal disgust" for Cosby's alleged actions in a July press conference, Earnest said.
"In light of the racist and disturbing videos posted by one of our students on social media, I want to express my personal disgust and disappointment".
He also issued a statement decrying the FoxSports.com article — which accused him of making deals for personal gain — as "disgusting, defamatory and a flat-out lie".
Even as he complains about what he calls "disgusting" personal attacks by the president's team, Mr. Romney says in the new video that Mr. Obama has spent his years in the White House steering money and payoffs to his political supporters.
Premiership rugby club Leicester Tigers last week took similar action, reporting incidents of "disgusting personal abuse" of player and their families to police and social media platforms.
Needles, blood, and even more personal (or more disgusting) topics can bring about the urge to faint.
And even your protestations at suburban dinner parties, your personal and private disgust, are just as bad as indifference.
