Sentence examples for would disgust from inspiring English sources

Asked whether he would support tighter campaign spending laws, including a limit on the total amount a candidate could spend, William L. Gormley, a Republican state senator from Atlantic County, predicted that Mr. Corzine's campaign would disgust the public.

Grayling did not rule out swamping the Lords with new Tory peers, a proposal dismissed by the Conservative MP David Davis as akin to political bullying that would disgust the public.

First, the English human rights record in the north of Ireland would disgust Americans if they knew about it.

Club owners told the union teams would go bankrupt, fans would grow disgusted and competitive balance would disintegrate.

Any foray into the world of British porn would, frankly, disgust me.

Gawker was more blunt in its criticisms and said the park would surely "disgust everyone in New York".

Fearful faces would increase but disgust faces would decrease inhibition of the second target.

"As a diver you see this stuff, and if it was on land you would be disgusted," he says, "and you would do something about it".

"I thought I would be shunned, and that people would be disgusted," he said.

After every one I would be disgusted by my ever-widening pudginess I would see on the screen.

Beatrix Potter, a Herdwick farmer herself, would be disgusted that the organisation which she donated all her farms to would act with such callousness".