Here American plenty is a source of percolating disgust.
With India's economy growing at roughly 8 percent a year, official corruption has become a widespread problem and a source of public disgust.
In December, she said in a statement: "It is a source of continuing disgust and horror that even the NCCL had to expel paedophiles from its ranks in 1983 after infiltration at some point in the 70s".
Ultimately, the emergency response team couldn't figure out the source of the disgusting, mystery stench.
In the democracies of Europe, American capital punishment is a source of puzzlement and disgust.
Among the festival's other outdoor sites were a number of different squares, including the Campo Sant'Angelo, where Cesc Gelabert's Dirty Hands and Beauty played with the idea of touch as a source of delight and disgust.
He argues that both our ravenous hunger for celebrity gossip and the relentless attempts by the wealthy to protect their privacy have recast the private life as "a source of shame and disgust".
There's more room for ambiguity: a recognition that colonial identities, and the power hierarchies they put into place, can be a source of sustenance, or disgust, or sometimes both.
Pinochet ruled the South American country between 1973 and 1990, and the case remains a source of anger and disgust in Chilean society to this day.
Whether they're chomping pills or shaving their skulls, they've been a constant source of bemusement and disgust for the generation preceding them.
