Far from revulsion, it seems that many Americans sympathise with them.
Moore said this phenomenon is most evident when Collins interacts with women, his intricate and novel behavioral patterns simultaneously evoking rage, confusion, revulsion, and indignation.
The wave of public revulsion at Frances Inglis's life sentence, of which she must serve at least nine years, reflects an instinctive understanding of the fierceness of that bond.
His immediate reaction was one of revulsion.
Hard times and popular revulsion against Wall Street should have sent sponsors fleeing.
I was left cold and languid, full of vain regrets; in my revulsion I even felt a kind of pity for the weeping girl on the floor.
Suspicion of nuclear power became mass revulsion.
With some mixture of admiration, fear, and revulsion, their way is known amongst Groupon employees as "the German way."
On the other side of town, in a quiet brasserie near the Royal Garden, the thought of some collective “group hug” inspires revulsion in Hans Rustad, the founder of the rightwing site, .
Are our shiny, flightless wings not still a source of revulsion?
He had a revulsion against his neighbor.
I well knew that any dealing with a Vichyite would create great revulsion among these in England and America who did not know the harsh realities of war.
We're both still enthusiastic kissers, but we also share a mild revulsion at the sight of publicly entwined tongues.
He scrabbled away in revulsion and began to run back toward the street. He stumbled then picked himself up and continued to sprint away from the pier.
The violent scenes filled the audience with revulsion.
Should we only fall silent in revulsion, shame, and guilt?
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