Sentence examples for wave of disgust from inspiring English sources

The brutal reaction sent a wave of disgust through Sudan's political establishment.

Riding a wave of disgust with politics, he won 56% of the vote and strode to power over the ruins of a 40-year-old, two-party system.

Carl P. Paladino, a Buffalo multimillionaire who jolted the Republican Party with his bluster and belligerence, rode a wave of disgust with Albany to the nomination for governor of New York on Tuesday, toppling Rick A. Lazio, a former congressman who earned establishment support but inspired little popular enthusiasm.

Two-fifths of voters say they are "angry" with the administration: twice the proportion who said so in 1994, when the Republicans rode a wave of disgust with Democratic incompetence to capture both houses of Congress.Virtually every political crystal-ball-gazer reckons the Republicans will lose their majority in the House of Representatives next week.

When a court reverses the voters' decision, it reinforces the tidal wave of disgust at political elites who run roughshod over the will of the people.

The attack provoked a wave of disgust and outrage across France, reaching government level, until Leblanc confessed that she had made the whole thing up.

Enjoy their looks of shock and disgust!

From turning a hotel basement pool salty with tears, to unleashing waves of disgust at the worst toilet in Scotland, the 2017 Fringe is delivering the full gamut of emotions.

Recent news that an alleged Westminster pedophile ring could implicate currently serving members of Parliament has sent fresh waves of disgust through Britain at a time of heightened sensitivity after several well-known figures, including popular TV and media personalities, have been accused of molesting minors several decades ago.

Unlike the neutral scripts, imagining the disgust inducing scripts naturally triggers strong feeling states of disgust.

The voice has that feel of disgust.