Sentence examples for popular revulsion from inspiring English sources

He has become the Nixon of popular revulsion.

Popular revulsion over terrorism has made fatal violence politically unthinkable.

The popular revulsion towards Hindley, however, was impossible to eradicate.

Hard times and popular revulsion against Wall Street should have sent sponsors fleeing.

But he once surfed a wave of popular revulsion with Wall Street.

But they were also surprised by the popular revulsion over the crackdown.

But at the same time - and arguably for the first time - there was a countervailing popular wave of revulsion against imperialist aggression.

The fact that they are considering such a step, first reported in The Wall Street Journal and The Washington Post, suggests that campaign leaders have learned no lessons over the past few years -- no lessons from the public demand for campaign reform, no lessons from the growing popular cynicism and revulsion over a corrupt political system.

Strongman Hugo Chávez, who led an unsuccessful coup attempt in 1992, was elected president in 1998 in a popular vote of revulsion against the embedded corruption of the existing political elites.

National revulsion and popular demand for punishment are dangerous things.

In this seminal film, popular cliches of the horror flick were newly minted, most famously the young estate agent arousing fear and revulsion at a remote Transylvanian inn by announcing he's there to visit Dracula.