Sentence examples for revulsion over from inspiring English sources

But revulsion over what happened is almost universal.

Popular revulsion over terrorism has made fatal violence politically unthinkable.

On Sept. 18, Reagan pronounced his "outrage and revulsion over the murders".

But it also demonstrated the wisdom of Americans' revulsion over Abu Ghraib.

But they were also surprised by the popular revulsion over the crackdown.

In the weeks after Sept. 11, worldwide revulsion over the terrorist attacks inspired surprising gestures of peace.

He said the revulsion over such bigotry might make Americans much more vigilant about protecting basic civil liberties.

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

After the public revulsion over the hacking of Milly Dowler's phone, the press has effectively had to submit to being put on trial.

In May 1960 Mr. Malkin, wearing gloves out of revulsion over touching Eichmann, grabbed him as he got off a bus near his home.

The prime minister, Tony Blair, expressed "utter revulsion" over the killing, saying such acts "in Iraq, or elsewhere, should not prevail".