"In this country, there is profound disgust at what happened on Wall Street," Mr. Sanders said in an interview.
As a boy reporter, I interviewed Wynn, slumped in the clubhouse, probably a beer bottle in his hand, profound disgust all over him.
The next moment, profound disgust at what the charismatic priest was accused of this time: molesting an altar boy while buying his silence with toys.
As a subscriber and reader for over 20 years, I would like to convey my profound disgust at your cover illustration for the May 25 Book Review.
Among them is a heavy woman in her 40's with a flapper's bob and a look of profound disgust on her fleshy face.
Egypt changed that: "I don't know if the sight of ruins inspires great thoughts", he wrote to a friend, "but I wonder where this profound disgust comes from at the idea of becoming famous and talked about".
I had a visceral reaction of profound disgust to two headlines on your Dec. 10 front page, "It's Inauguration Time Again, and Access Still Has Its Price" and "Armor Scarce for Heavy Trucks Transporting U.S. Cargo in Iraq".
And those across the Channel who have been fed Edmund Burke's views of the French events usually have nothing but profound disgust for the man and probably put him in the same bag as Stalin and Pol Pot.
