Sentence examples for something revolting from inspiring English sources

Anyway, do Sneijder and Pereira see something revolting under the ball?

"All the money that went to pay the salaries of foreigners and to rent expensive apartments and cars for foreigners while the situation of the country was degrading — there was something revolting about it," Ms. Pierre Louis said.

After hours, however, the place is used as a secret torture chamber where we find Scarpia and his cronies doing something revolting to Cavaradossi with a pot of boiling coffee.

"Disgust refers to something revolting, primarily in relation to the sense of taste, as actually perceived or vividly imagined; and secondarily to anything which causes a similar feeling, through the sense of smell, touch and even eyesight" Charles Darwin (1872/1965) The concept of 'simulation' is important for our understanding of imagination and social perception.

This is one of the few occasions Mr. Lee voluntarily invokes the concept of "horror," which he regards as a pejorative: "It implies something nauseating, revolting, disgusting -- which one sees too often these days.

Upon closer inspection, however, one realizes that there is something peculiarly revolting vis-à-vis the ongoing boom in the high-end tourism and hospitality sector in the Philippines.

Homosexuality, on the other hand, was something that revolted many in that profoundly homophobic era, so these scribes hid behind the notion of protecting "privacy" as an excuse for hiding information or outright lying.

But I don't think we're revolting against something, I think we are evolving: there's a visual aspect of that evolution, there's a sonic aspect of that evolution, and there's just a kind of worldwide movement around the way that we get our music".

Something about Colombian users revolting against the government using Facebook.

UV: Well, they are revolting against something very different from the 99percentt.

But the huge demonstrations that have hit Brazil represent something unexpected: revolt in the midst of relative prosperity.