Sentence examples for potential revulsion from inspiring English sources
"At the same time you have to be mindful of the pain these pictures would cause to families and the potential revulsion of readers, and children, who are exposed to this over their breakfast table".
Spero labelled the heads "victims", but they are more likely to inspire revulsion rather than compassion.
Potential transplant recipients, for instance, elicited either revulsion (e.g., potential recipients 'willing' individuals to become organ donors) or altruism (e.g., potential recipients at the mercy of others for the alleviation of their ill-health) because they exerted no control over the organ donation process but had a perceived conflict of interest in wanting donation to proceed.
On some days the gas chambers and crematoria processed more than 1,000 people an hour.So when Márton Gyöngyösi (pictured above), a member of the far-right Jobbik party, called in parliament for Hungarian Jews to be catalogued and screened as potential national security risks, it triggered a wave of revulsion and condemnation.
With the opening of the shimmering Oriole Park at Camden Yards, envious owners felt a sudden revulsion to their antiseptic stadiums with limited earning potential.
However weak they think the opposition, public revulsion against this journey to nowhere has the potential to sink the government - and all those who seek to lead it.
If hurt feelings are a potential problem area, package the whole thing as fun and experimentation, not frustration or revulsion.
But revulsion against what?
It was an aesthetic revulsion.
