Sentence examples for revulsion because of from inspiring English sources

His death in a London housing project caused revulsion because of evidence that passers-by had ignored him.

The stabbing death, on the stairwell of a housing project here, caused revulsion because of evidence that passers-by had let the boy bleed to death.

"Of course she is devastated... they say it's suicide, and of course as human beings we are divided between the horror of the situation and a feeling of immense revulsion, because he has not allowed justice to do its work," Hocine told LCI radio.

Although manual stimulation of the genitalia is nearly universal, a few peoples abstain because of revulsion toward genital secretions.

Mississippi had changed greatly in three decades, in part because of revulsion at the killing of Medgar Evers.

Mr. Pichushkin's case has caused fascination and revulsion here, in part because of his grisly boasts on national television and his menacing and self-satisfied air.

Meanwhile, Ms Le Pen's main ally, Geert Wilders of the Freedom Party, appears to have come fourth in the Netherlands, perhaps in part because of revulsion at Mr Le Pen's Ebola comment.

Later in the 1990s, however, the Patriot movement began to shrink because of revulsion over terrorist plots, a long string of arrests for weapons and other violations, and a loss of energy among adherents.

Maria Miller was forced to resign as culture and media minister because of public revulsion over MPs' expenses.

But anger was intensified, and money was raised, because of the revulsion against the north for taking slaves as part of its counter-insurgency operations.

A sign says: "We are not forgotten .Killings like these are now less likely to be ignored, in large part because of the revulsion caused by the killing of 20 children at a Connecticut school in December.