Sentence examples for sort of revulsion from inspiring English sources
It is said to produce a sort of revulsion on the part of the fetus, who "instead of moving down the birth canal, … moves up in uterus instead" [ 73] (p.205).
When poets such as Sylvia Plath and Anne Sexton began writing poetry that turned the personal into the political, some male critics reacted with a sort of wounded revulsion.
My normal feeling of extreme revulsion toward rats has softened considerably, into something resembling... a less extreme form of revulsion.
Her tone seemed to carry the sort of discomfort and revulsion that many were feeling while watching the press conference.
It's weird, but they sort of tame the revulsion of time in a way, and make it something you can walk with and live with and watch.
Debi was sort of a way to use some of that energy of revulsion (and self-revulsion), I think.
Despite his revulsion to any sort of sentiment or nostalgia, Sherlock's speech was at times quite touching and he revealed just how much John means to him.
With the long-term demographic shift away from religion, and public revulsion over the sort of faith-based extremism that led to terrorism, it felt like we'd reached a turning point in the never-ending battle for sanity.
I feel a twinge of revulsion.
Mr Hazare is the incarnation of revulsion against money politics.
