Sentence examples similar to waves of revulsion from inspiring English sources

His call triggered a wave of revulsion and condemnation.

A wave of revulsion passes over his face.

Republicans are riding a wave of revulsion about what is happening in Washington.

The end of the case prompted a wave of revulsion and demands for severe sentences.

Sympathy at the Dowlers' loss alchemised into a tidal wave of revulsion at press intrusion.

The slaughter of so many innocents, nearly all of them Sunni Muslims, in the heart of a peaceful Arab capital, inspired a region-wide wave of revulsion.

… Posted and reposted hundreds of times on YouTube, Facebook, and elsewhere, it set off a wave of revulsion across North Africa and the Middle East.

The murder of Farrukh-Siyar created a wave of revulsion against the Sayyids among the various factions of nobility, who also were jealous of their growing power.

A YEAR ago, a particularly cold-blooded murder of a young conservative Basque councillor by the separatist guerrilla group ETA prompted a wave of revulsion across Spain.

Initially, Pakistanis united in a wave of revulsion against the Taliban, which claimed responsibility for the attack and vowed to shoot Ms. Yousafzai again if she survived.

But at the same time - and arguably for the first time - there was a countervailing popular wave of revulsion against imperialist aggression.