Sentence examples for wide revulsion from inspiring English sources

"Of course not everyone agrees with TUC views and policies, but I expect there to be wide revulsion at this attack on free speech worthy of an authoritarian dictatorship".

The row has become an outlet for wider revulsion, whose real target lies in the ground.

Despite wide public revulsion at the violence of Kristallnacht, powerful elements in British politics and business continued to admire Hitler and the Nazi regime.

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.

The riots have to be interpreted in relation to the wider wave of revulsion the ruling regime has provoked.

Such wide-scale bloodletting has increased revulsion at the international community's complicity.

Throughout their lives, parents of these children report a wide array of difficult emotions: protectiveness towards someone helpless; revulsion at the abnormal; reproductive inadequacy; child-rearing inadequacy; anger; grief; shock; guilt; and embarrassment (5).

Every single thing about that should stir waves of anger and revulsion, brandish red flags so voluminous they're canopies; ring alarm bells far, wide, and loudly across the entire United States of America.

But revulsion against what?

Do you desire revulsion?

You felt the revulsion.