Sentence examples for which disgusted from inspiring English sources

There is an unpleasant character in the novel called Mechanical, who reflects certain aspects of Baldwin, notably his homosexuality, which disgusted Wright.

In the course of legal correspondence connected to their divorce, the great Victorian critic claimed there were "circumstances in her person" which disgusted him.

My favourite is "The Connoisseuse of Slugs" by Sharon Olds, which disgusted me first time round – I hate creepy crawlies – but now makes me laugh out loud.

"At the start," she says, "I had a colleague say to me that we already had a contest with the two men, which disgusted and appalled me".

A display of mob patriotism which disgusted him far more than the foulest of trenches, it seemed to him "a loathsome ending to the loathsome tragedy of the last four years".

It later revealed him and Judy in bed which disgusted Monica.

This resulted in a politically motivated Reno Justice Department trial at which a disgusted jury acquitted the falsely accused in less than two hours.

One urban legend recounts that Bogdan-Pitești was present at Vaillant's public execution and leaned over to kiss Vaillant's mangled body, which both disgusted and alarmed the judicial establishment.

There were also interviews with members of the Chicago Bears and Indianapolis Colts in which they offered disgusted reactions to the accidental kiss.

I don't mean its screeds about a culture in which, as Barry disgustedly tells his listeners, "your fear, your own lives, have become your entertainment".

I had my last drink on a binge, which ended when a disgusted driver dumped me outside an expensive treatment centre.