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Example sentences for: revulsion

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It should evoke a sense of revulsion in any sensitive human being, and has no place in a civil society."
Oskar possesses an adult awareness from birth but develops a powerful revulsion against the petit-bourgeois society in which he finds himself, so at the age of 3 he decides to stop growing up.
"There were few occasions, if any, in the Third Reich," Kershaw similarly recalls, "which produced such a widespread wave of revulsion," reaching "deep into the ranks" of the Nazi party itself.
The Post tells us that Tyson's prepared statement lasted "4 minutes 16 seconds," and includes the detail that "President Clinton, an admitted boxing fan, expressed revulsion at Tyson's actions in the ring."
The outrage it has prompted isn't the Puritan kind; it's more like legitimate revulsion at watching a blowhard pervert people's lives in the name of "larger dramatic truths."