Sentence examples for we were disgusted from inspiring English sources
At the beginning, we were disgusted.
When they watched it with that music, he said, "we were disgusted, ourselves".
"We were disgusted with what we heard and it was damning enough for us to go to the headteacher," she said.
"We were disgusted and shocked," recalled Michael Pajak, a local printer who came to the United States in 1960 and successfully petitioned the city to dedicate the park, desolate at the time, to Father Popieluszko.
We were disgusted with the random attacks on women and even more ashamed by most media that focused on the so-called moral degradations — girls' drinking and smoking and going with boys — than the assaults by these communal thugs.
- (IT) Quite apart from the approval or rejection of amendments and the removal or amendment of paragraphs, we were disgusted to find in an annual report of the European Parliament on such a sensitive and urgent matter as human rights, the recommendation "not to imprison child abusers, except as a last resort", and a call for the Member States to "lower the age-of-consent for homosexual relations".
A seemingly progressive friend once told me to my face, without a flinch, that we were "disgusting".
"We are disgusted by that place".
"We are disgusted, but not surprised".The New York Times, November 12 , 1989
