Sentence examples for simple revulsion from inspiring English sources
But the press bias towards Obama doesn't represent a simple revulsion for the Republican party.
We've all seen one famous face after another tumble down the rabbit hole of peer pressure, cultural expectations, show business demands, sheer vanity, fear of death, revulsion of aging and the simple miscalculation -- pummeled and propagated by the media and culture -- that the only beauty is youthful beauty.
She even pictures the reaction of their late mother, a dignified Virginia society matron: "I imagine utter devastation, shock, revulsion, a mortification that goes beyond simple shame or embarrassment.
A simpler explanation may lie in the growing Western revulsion toward Saudi Arabia.
"Another part of my revulsion is, yes, likely to do with the simple fact that art-related Kickstarter campaigns strip away the pretense that art and commerce aren't inextricably linked.
Two recent events, juxtaposed, would give roughly the same sense of a simple answer as, say, Jekyll and Hyde or any other combination of opposites on a scale from revulsion to farce.
Several of the more nauseating moments, specifically the rape scene, were met with mild exclamations of revulsion from audience members, but overall the pervading mood in the room was that of simple boredom.
Popes have denounced capital punishment for four decades, drawing on a much longer history of religious revulsion toward the practice; but, by calling for a moratorium, Francis turned opprobrium for the death penalty into a simple step that governments and their executives can take.
But revulsion against what?
