Sentence examples for the revulsion of from inspiring English sources

Some women, to the revulsion of many pro-life supporters who would otherwise support punishment, are even having abortions.

It is the revulsion of families up and down the land as to what they got up to.

There are plenty of other stories of that nature and, if nothing else, at least the revulsion of Blackpool's fans is not merely restricted to the Fylde coast.

She spent the rest of her childhood in prison, but her notoriety -- and the revulsion of a British public familiar with the particulars of her case -- never faded.

The British vote parallels the revulsion of feeling that has occurred throughout Europe against old regimes and old habits of thought.

A few pages later, Efron just as convincingly portrays the revulsion of ultra-Orthodox subjected to anti-Semitic caricatures by Jews in the Jewish homeland.

It serves people who have a pit-of-the-stomach revulsion of everyone around them who doesn't conform to their new ideal of a utopian south London.

The revulsion to anything that smacks of authority is about two things: the past and the present.

The producers of Eastenders, labouring under a welter of tabloid protest and viewers' complaints, are attempting to make people get past the initial revulsion of the act of abuse and accept the grim fact that 'paedophiles' are very often members of the same family".

Why? TV Land is trying to be sensitive to the cultural revulsion of the hideous act of murder in South Carolina, and the national reaction to racially charged symbols like the confederate flag.

It had made it easy for Marx to fuse dispassionate analysis of the "system" with the moral revulsion of an Old Testament prophet against the "exploiters".