Sentence examples for sudden revulsion from inspiring English sources
The smell of rotten meat can trigger sudden revulsion in a way that merely looking at it cannot.
Today, in a sudden revulsion against market economics he is penalising buy-to-let investors – and their tenants.
With the opening of the shimmering Oriole Park at Camden Yards, envious owners felt a sudden revulsion to their antiseptic stadiums with limited earning potential.
And it was his sudden revulsion against all these contradictions that drove him finally, in 1913, to flee the country for Russia, with a contract to write a guidebook to St Petersburg, and a book of fairy tales in mind.
Murray endeavors to do just what Lecter commands, confronting his past and his own shortcomings without special pleading — for example, revealing that having been flogged by his angry, frustrated father he in turn flogged his own children until one day he felt a "sudden revulsion" and stopped.
That is a supposed point at which a viewer's responsiveness to a simulated human takes a sudden drop into revulsion as the image comes close to reality but strikes the watcher as being zombielike, or not quite right.
But revulsion against what?
It was an aesthetic revulsion.
