Sentence examples for slight disgust from inspiring English sources

"They're afraid other people will think they're gay because their friend is so obviously gay, or there's a feeling of almost slight disgust with feminine behavior in a male body".

The mainstream industry kind of picks them up gingerly, with slight disgust, and throws them into stuff until they're sick of them".

I immediately went to Twitter and along with thousands of other users, expressed my slight disgust over another case of "Celebrity Baby Names Gone Wrong".

He runs, he punches, he runs, he punches and occasionally discharges a gun, either coldly (it's just business) or with the slight look of disgust of a man cleaning off the bottom of his shoe.

Only instead of Richard E Grant elegantly howling into the sheeting rain, it was Harry Next Door soundlessly summarising that entire Hamlet soliloquy with a shrug of disgust and a slight turning of his flat cap upwards at the foul and pestilent air.

For instance, someone who feels disgusted almost always makes a gaping facial expression, withdraws slightly from the object of disgust, has a slight reduction in body temperature and heart rate, and feels a sense of nausea and the need to cleanse herself.

He observes the absurdities around him with detachment, registering disgust and amusement with the slightest twitch of his fleshy, pockmarked jaw.

Comparisons between fear and disgust in the present investigation revealed slight differences at lag 2. However, these data do not appear to support a consistent difference in attentional capture by fear and disgust content over time.

Kelly's pointed and factual listing of Trump's referring to women as "fat pigs, dogs, slobs, and disgusting animals," led to his off-hand slight that a period was responsible for her incompetency in her career.

I then saw his face twist and contort into expressions first of surprise and then confusion, and then slight panic followed by what could only be pain or disgust.

Hoffman was slight of build and neither interested in nor suited for heavy work, and much to the consternation and disgust of his mother, was repeatedly fired from various positions.