Sentence examples for social revulsion from inspiring English sources

Also, a distinct whiff of anti-Semitism has wafted into the social revulsion against Kavan.

I don't care what exactly it is you don't know it could be "In Da Club," "Le Freak," or "I Gotta Big Dick"—because the result is the same regardless: total and utter social revulsion.

McTernan says: "Jim got first-hand a strong revulsion for social injustice.

Kristen Roupenian's début, "Cat Person," has struck a chord, or a nerve, in its artful rendering of a predicament queasily familiar to many female readers: that moment in an intimate interaction between near-strangers in which sexual revulsion and social politesse are in opposition, and the impulse to act on the former is repressed in favor of adhering to the latter.

One of them, Russell Lynes, at least had the wit to turn his revulsion into confessional social comedy.

The interesting thing is that it is not any particular physical act which now commands revulsion, but the social and emotional overtones with which an act is invested.

At the same time, the all-powerful rhythms of advertising teach us all to feel envy and then disappointment and finally revulsion, and this social psychosis comes out with painful vividness in the more hateful aspects of magazines like Hello and its horrible imitators.

This political frustration and social alienation is met with revulsion by the public and has resulted in massive voter apathy.

Santorum may now cloak his current views in Catholic fundamentalism and Constitutional literalism, but, at their root, they are his reaction to, and revulsion for, the social-sexual liberation that began in the 1960s.

The mass abduction generated worldwide revulsion and spawned a social media campaign with the Twitter hashtag #BringBackOurGirls.

Millions of viewers who unwittingly tuned in to the highly upsetting program recoiled in revulsion and took to social media to rip CBS.