Sentence examples for stirred revulsion from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, a video showing a Syrian rebel apparently biting into the heart of a dead Syrian soldier stirred revulsion and embarrassment among sympathisers of the rebel cause.

Women often whisper about tampon strings and birth control, so as not to stir revulsion in the people around them.

The "moors murders" — the serial sex killings of five children and the burial of four on the high border country between Yorkshire and Lancashire — stirred horrified revulsion throughout 1960s Britain.

And though its ideology of waging jihad against the West appeals strongly to some, the al-Qaeda bombing of Arab civilian targets for instance, in Jordan in 2005 has stirred widespread local revulsion.

No charge stirs more disgust, revulsion, and pricks more emotional hot buttons than the charge of child molestation.

Social media helped stir a wave of revulsion.

Nothing stirred.

He stirred.

Sonny stirred.

Then mighty Google stirred.

Pot stirred?