But in discussing why he followed suit with Perez and released him, too, Alderson said the fans' revulsion for Perez was not a factor the way it was with Castillo.
According to Shani D'Cruze of the Feminist Crime Research Network, the fact that she was Irish was a significant factor in the widespread revulsion felt towards Webster in Great Britain.
Stuckey cites neophobia ― the fear of the unknown when it comes to food ― as another major factor in our childhood revulsion to jello salad.
It often carries a prominent bodily component featuring disgust and revulsion of the dehumanised others [ 22].
Sandra H. Magnus, who will begin a stay of several months on the station, said that while many people expressed revulsion at the recycling system, she laughed about the "yuck factor" because the purification would exceed that of most municipal water systems.
In a national climate of grief, shock and revulsion, politicians and others blame the Confederate flag as a contributing factor to the murderous action of a sole lowlife.
The initial revulsion at the very notion of cloning -- what bioethicists call the "yuck factor" -- has dwindled as more mammals have been cloned and as the prospect of someday replicating household pets seems to render the whole concept somehow cuter and more benign.
Despite that factor, some commentators saw the rise in apathy as a sign of fresh revulsion at mainstream politics following the latest corruption scandal to shake the country.
Many factors have propelled Trump's candidacy, but one major cause is widespread revulsion toward a pay-to-play system in which contributors are rewarded with access to the politicians of their choice.
But revulsion against what?
