Since Donald Trump became the President-elect of the United States, people have been taking to the streets to voice their revulsion.
Today, 2,000 people, including Mr. Oreja and Prime Minister Jose Maria Aznar, turned out in Malaga to attend Mr. Martin Carpena's funeral and to express their revulsion at the killing.
Yes, it's true that the manner in which he was outed became a standard playground homophobic trope, a means for bigots to express their revulsion at how sordid and morally corrupt they deemed gay men to be.
"Are we Conservatives fighting to destroy Zac or fighting to win this election?" A number of erstwhile Conservative voters have contacted me to share their revulsion.
Scantily clad marching seems weirdly blind to the race, class and body-image issues that usually (rightly) obsess young feminists and seems inhospitable to scads of women who, for various reasons, might not feel it logical or comfortable to express their revulsion at victim-blaming by donning bustiers.
However conflicted they feel about the concept behind The Joshua Tree shows, and whether or not you buy the oft-repeated line about their revulsion to nostalgia, on stage they seem entirely in their element, as imperious as they were when the album at its centre made them the biggest band in the world.
Everyone from Rihanna to Michael Moore to Olivia Wilde to Nicki Minaj expressed their revulsion; with a typical tweet being Ms. Minaj's: "And our taxes paid for that trial.
Thompson's email guarantees inspiration for Walker-loathing Democrats to take out their revulsion on Thompson.
The director, in effect, challenges viewers to reconcile their admiration for the artist's work with their revulsion at the artist's behavior.
You see yourself from the point of view of your detractors; you pelt yourself with their revulsion, and as you do you begin, like Cassio, to lose track of the self altogether.
Many conservatives are deeply sincere in their revulsion for abortion.
