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Example sentences for: revolting

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(If a conservative is a liberal who has been mugged, a nihilist is a liberal who is paid $2 million a year to do something revolting.)
"I think there are very few rational people in this world to whom the word '[expletive]' is particularly diabolical or revolting or totally forbidden."
Taking a detached view is more “scientific” or “clinical,” regardless of what the individual scholar might feel: one would scarcely expect a doctor, diagnosing a victim of some revolting affliction, to accuse the patient of having a “disgusting disease.”
The study and its revolting linguistic suggestion moldered away in the great bibliographic graveyard until it was brought to the attention of radio nag Dr. Laura Schlessinger in March.
It is not de rigueur for linguists or lexicographers to utter judgments about language, just as doctors are not supposed to react with revulsion should a patient reveal a particularly revolting affliction.