Sentence examples for revulsion with from inspiring English sources
Freedom from the necessary revulsion with himself.
So "Bonk" uneasily mixes revulsion with "those rare, shining moments when urology approaches high comedy".
But he once surfed a wave of popular revulsion with Wall Street.
This is not the same culture that facilitated homefront revulsion with Vietnam.
That led to widespread revulsion, with civic and religious groups leading campaigns for its abolition.
Alongside a piety that combined moral revulsion with nationalism, Christian humanism was a further sign of unrest in the late medieval church.
Our contradictory reactions to the act speak to the conflicted hold it has on our imaginations: revulsion mixed with fascination, scorn leavened with pity.
He reacted to moral shabbiness with revulsion, but also with fear.
Born to parents who were active Nazis, Mr. Haider provoked revulsion abroad with comments praising the Waffen SS and Adolf Hitler's employment policies.
Although I had the initial knee-jerk reaction shared by many—"sex with a research subject is verboten"—I've come to realize people's revulsion to sex-with-a-research-subject represents a more general (and irrational) revulsion to non-standard sexual relations.
Humans, to him, are just another type of "fauna," a word that Vargas Llosa went on to use in novel after novel, not with detachment or revulsion but, rather, with a sort of zookeeper's tenderness for his charges.
