Sentence examples similar to severe revulsion from inspiring English sources
At first there was a terrible revulsion.
The law deals with public behaviour, not personal beliefs, and prohibits behaviour that incites or encourages hatred, serious contempt, revulsion or severe ridicule against another person or group of people because of their race and/or religion.
The end of the case prompted a wave of revulsion and demands for severe sentences.
Disgust is a basic emotion associated with feelings of revulsion and withdrawal behaviors from dangerous situations.
National revulsion and popular demand for punishment are dangerous things.
Revulsion over that practice, and a rising awareness that shark populations are under severe pressure because of soaring demand in an increasingly affluent China, has led to campaigning around the world to protect sharks in recent years.
And Ben Walters observed in Time Out New York, "the film is actually a paean to male friendship with a severe case of gay panic: its leads can declare their love for one another but the thought of a kiss inspires revulsion".
But revulsion against what?
