| Most children were revulsed by the practice because of the unpalatability of the fishy tasting oil, and doubtless extracted a variety of rewards for compliance. |
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| They're revulsed by the soul-killing deference the union demands — but when they rebel they find only a terrifying solitude. |
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| The disappearance of the students six weeks ago has gripped and revulsed Mexico. |
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| This is certainly not the first time society has collectively revulsed against the ethics of the popular press. |
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| At first, Mrs Thatcher did not understand how Scots could be so revulsed by her political creed. |
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| It leaves one feeling, momentarily at least, that the force is perhaps misunderstood — a feeling that also leaves one momentarily revulsed by one's own suddenly broadened perspectives. |
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| But as mind-numbingly revulsed and horrified as we were, we weren't surprised. |
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| Sure, it's vaguely disconcerting to find directly before us the suggestion of Lear as an abusive, possibly incestuous father who plants a lingering smacker on his revulsed daughters' lips. |
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| Surely those seeing his floppy vessels for the first time as they were produced must have been perplexed at the least and possibly even shocked or revulsed. |
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| From the same director that revulsed you with the controversial backpacker horror Wolf Creek, it's yet another nail in the coffin of the Antipodean tourist board. |
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| Under a microscope we would be revulsed by the sight of many squirming, evil-looking microbes, waving their flagella in a menacing manner and exuding deathly disease. |
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