Sentence examples for visceral rejection from inspiring English sources
Everybody is capable of a visceral rejection of some plants despite the admiration of millions of other people.
The true epiphany of Edith Stein's story is that, in a visceral rejection of Christian theology, she refused to see the Jews as disadvantaged before God.
History's verdict, I suspect, will show that this movement was catalyzed into being less by the assault on reproductive rights and more by women's visceral rejection of the message sent by the Todd Akins, Rush Limbaughs, and Paul Ryans of the GOP: woman, get thee back in your proper place.
Conservatives frequently have an immediate, almost visceral rejection of government, seeing it as inherently more wasteful and less efficient that the private sector.
"There was a sense of indignation and a visceral rejection but also a clear conscience that it had to be a peaceful movement, so it wouldn't scare off other citizens," said Antanas Mockus, the former mayor of Bogotá, who is an expert in civic culture and one of the most popular political figures in Colombia.
There's a visceral, almost existential rejection of the idea that we will be a superhighway for coal and oil".
We want you to feel a visceral sense of rejection of the language being used by racists in the game.
Pardon his visceral reaction.
For others, it is something more visceral that gets under their skin: rejection.
In experiencing life primarily as a collection of sensations -- carrot tops grazing a ticklish nose; wet leaves brushing past bare calves -- they acquire a visceral sense of the world around them that is at once a prologue to intellectual awareness and a rejection of its compromises.
