Sentence examples for revulsion grows from inspiring English sources

His support from Egyptian civic society could evaporate as revulsion grows at the bloodshed against Islamists and the military's crackdown on other dissenters.

With popular revulsion growing, leaders of two parties that have been part of the precarious governing coalition said Monday that they were thinking of pulling out.

Revulsion is growing among ordinary Chinese, too.

Clearly, the revulsion is growing among ordinary Americans.

In his academic essays and on the website he ran, he insisted that Xinjiang should remain part of China and frequently expressed revulsion against growing violence employed by Uighurs against the state.

But if Exxon seems hopelessly set in its ways, revulsion is growing.

It is not just growing revulsion against the security forces' tactics that fire Syrian sentiment, but a spreading conviction that the regime is entering its twilight.

Diamond traders, for their part, became worried that growing revulsion against blood diamonds might lead to calls for a boycott of all the gems.

The international acclaim for the Libyan revolution is being tempered by growing revulsion at the treatment of the bodies of Muammar Gaddafi and his son Mutassim.

— Arthur May, a laid-off computer programmer in this proudly liberal suburb of Boston, has been watching the showdown over the federal debt ceiling with growing revulsion — aimed mostly at Republicans.

All eyes will be on Farage, who marched Ukip to big gains a year ago – but it remains to be seen if scandals and growing revulsion at their policies will turn that around.