Sentence examples for sparking disgust from inspiring English sources
A photo of a newborn baby being washed in cold water circulated widely last week, sparking disgust from social media users and news outlets worldwide.
The incident sparked disgust and condemnation from many.
Among the 17 pieces on display in the hallowed halls, a bust of their regal forefather sculpted from a "proletariat material" - stainless steel - has sparked particular disgust.
A photo of 3-year-old Alan Kurdi, a refugee from Kobani, Syria, washed up on a beach in Turkey sparked horror and disgust around the world last year.
Public health messages that engage disgust, like "soap it off or eat it later," might have a better chance of sparking behavior change, she says.
The whole thing lasted only a few seconds, but it sparked a wave of disapproval and disgust across Europe, and earned the 20 year old Katidis a lifetime ban from representing his country.
The reactions to the photo have ranged from disgust to elation and have sparked a debate on whether or not this kind of thing is appropriate at a festival.
The column, written on Japan's National Foundation Day, traditionally a holiday for expressing patriotism, sparked outrage, with online commentators branding it "disgusting" and "appalling".
This is understandable as I was also disgusted at my lame attempt to spark some sexual consideration from you, but now I have a vomit encrusted waffle top from the gap.
It's been met with everything from casual laughter to full on disgust, but every time sharing the story sparked conversations about people's own experiences crossing country lines.
Poised to become the first active openly gay player in the NFL's history, Sam's coming out subsequently sparked a social media onslaught of people who found the news disgusting and those who found it inspiring.
