Sentence examples for public revulsion from inspiring English sources

Public revulsion against the Nazis finished the eugenics movement.

The public revulsion generated by such reporting is a major frustration for wildlife killing contest promoters.

The law by then had become the object of widespread public revulsion.

But the attack, as well as IS's own actions, has generated public revulsion rather than admiration.

Such brutality may also have fuelled the public revulsion, Hanif said.

Public revulsion at this crime assured Allende's confirmation by Chile's Congress.

After riding to victory on a wave of public revulsion against state lawmakers, Mr. Cuomo courted them like kings.

The violence prompted widespread public revulsion against the Camorra and led to a big crackdown by the authorities.

Diamond refuses to be cowed by public revulsion against Wall Street pay, and continues to poach bankers with high bonuses.

Public revulsion at the attacks contributed to a temporary dip in the far-right vote in 1993.

Public revulsion at Enniskillen, among other IRA bombings, severely damaged Sinn Féin's credibility in the late 80s and early 90s.