Sentence examples for revulsion as from inspiring English sources

Even Condé Nast's stamina inspires revulsion as well as praise these days.

The Way Things Were invokes big political and social themes with little hint of nostalgia: the poor evoke revulsion as well as pity and their treatment by the (even relatively) wealthy begs belief in its insulting and casual cruelty.

The actor had previously appeared in the Star Trek: Voyager episode "Revulsion", as well as the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine episodes "The Die Is Cast" and "Sanctuary".

And that leads to revulsion, as a crisis causes widespread losses.

What we have here is a mixture of comedy and revulsion, as at the crematorium.

He went on to make lethal gas for chemical warfare and genocide.On farms, Haber nitrogen ran into much the same revulsion as had greeted the seed drill.

When South Africa's apartheid police massacred 69 people in Sharpeville in 1960, the revulsion spread as far as northern England.

But at some level they understood that their revulsion was as much or more their problem as it was Rustin's.

The point isn't to chide Murray (any more than Bazin, or Barthes, or other writers whose taste seems determined by their ideas); genius has its prerogatives, to which revulsions are as crucial as enthusiasms.

Modern western revulsion at the idea has as much to do with how we think of the cousin relationship as it has with genetics.

You watch in half-awe, half-revulsion as he interrupts himself with heavy sighs and purses his lips in consternation.