Sentence examples for repeated revulsion from inspiring English sources
I track the repeated revulsion and all-too-occasional but still increasing punishment, over the decades and even into this one, of those doctors who violate the oath to "do no harm".
Clinton repeated her support for a woman's right to control her body, while Trump showed his revulsion of late-term abortions and repeatedly described it as "rip[ping] the baby out of the womb".
Nevertheless, the temerity of Woolf's version of "Why War?" does not make her revulsion against war any less conventional in its rhetoric, and in its summations, rich in repeated phrases.
Let's be careful to not to repeat what we did in 1938: express revulsion and then close our eyes tight.
Park units such as Manzanar and Minidoka National Historic Sites where Americans of Japanese ancestry were interned in WWII stand as a reminder to our commitment never to repeat such atrocities, and they need to be publicized so every American knows we have tried them and moved away in revulsion.
A repeat of justice by the hangman's rope, as seen in Iraq for Saddam Hussein, is therefore likely to cause revulsion to Libya's international partners.
But revulsion against what?
It was an aesthetic revulsion.
