Sentence examples for revulsion fear from inspiring English sources

Pandemics tap right to the id of human response – revulsion, fear and recoil – so it should be no wonder that culture keeps bringing them up.

They are out to provoke a wave of revulsion, fear, and hatred, to destroy the already frayed relations between France and the country's huge Muslim community, the largest in Europe.

The onlookers' expressions reflect the usual: ignorance, curiosity, suspicion, revulsion, fear, mockery.

The rebels' methods were so extreme that Indian moderates were torn between sympathy, revulsion, and fear.

Within a page or two, however, Ishmael's revulsion and fear were tamed by Queequeg's charms.

In Carrie, revulsion and fear is expressed towards women's sexuality and, by extension, our creative power.

Lynch's powerful depiction of Merrick (played by John Hurt) moves a viewer from revulsion and fear to empathy and tenderness.

Twenty months into what is now a civil war, both supporters and opponents of the government are trapped in a darkening mood of despair, revulsion and fear that neither side can end the conflict.

"What is very important, though, it seems to me, is to tell it calmly and accurately – otherwise the reaction from readers will be revulsion and fear, which blocks the human impulse to help.

"Shock and revulsion and fear were my reaction," Stern said later.

The thought of surgery filled me with revulsion and fear.