Sentence examples for revulsion it from inspiring English sources

Yet for all the wrong-headedness of that plan, for all its woeful under-estimation of the gut feeling of revulsion it would provoke in the average English football fan, there was a seed of common sense to it.

Torture, per se, is not lethal, and its victims can be far from innocent, but the moral revulsion it provokes has a special sharpness, and in this lies the deepest reason to abjure it.

Entitled "Road to Revulsion," it argues that bubbles end in total investor despair.

Comedy, when it's funny, risks rejection and revulsion; it is, in large measure, the quest for progress through regressive feelings.

She says, "I cannot describe to you what revulsion it inspires in me when people play around with the facts.

On Monday, the media were still riveted by the "gaffe" and the "rage and revulsion" it had triggered.

While I agree wholeheartedly with Virginia Heffernan's assessment in The Medium that the partying, out-of-control woman is a particular object of fear and revulsion, I find it unfortunate that she used my comments as grist for her argument.

It began with revulsion, as it did last year when I realized I'd have to sit through the grisly "Saving Private Ryan" to be in the know.

The apogee of hubris Mr Reeves hopes came last year, when the press overdosed so hugely on the Lewinsky sex scandal that the public, in revulsion, knocked it off the moral pedestal on which it had supposed it stood.Can it scramble back again?

Broadly so, yes, and it is easy to understand his revulsion when it seems to be the norm for so many players to think that influencing or deceiving the referee is just another skill or tactic.

It's an undercurrent in a wave of revulsion, but it spells out precisely why two professionals of vast experience – in the industry that rightly chased Ron Atkinson out of town – had no misgivings about talking that way while miked up and preparing for broadcast.