Examples of using Revulsion in English and their translations into German
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Because only revulsion stops revolting people.
I just want to capture this look of disappointment and revulsion.
But this is mitigated at times by public revulsion over suicide bombing attacks in Israel.
Resentment then begins to grow, together with sadness and revulsion.
Ugly things provoke revulsion, but the façade that Eugene Quinn is pointing at elicits pity at best.
The onerous Trembler, annoys the passers-by, works with revulsion….
Revulsion with the injustices inherent in capitalism-poverty, racial and ethnic bias, war.
So it is essential that the reason for that revulsion become better understood.
Their view of the"Roma travellers" has always been one of fascination mixed with fear,admiration mixed with revulsion.
No words can express our revulsion and sorrow at the senseless loss of life on 11 September.
Please don't repeat the marketing term“Creative Cloud” except to express revulsion for it.
Revulsion over the poverty, racial oppression, war and injustice that are inherent in the capitalist system.
What was happening to the collective psyche of theWest under the aggressive leadership of the USA filled me with revulsion.
Give me a strong sense of revulsion toward anything that would pollute my soul or distract my heart from your will.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen,the Commission shares Parliament's horror and revulsion at the incidents in Trebinje and Banja Luka.
 Only in their revulsion against his preaching did they accuse him- and then it was anything they could dream up.
It was to be popular and celebratory,but Shostakovich could not stop himself from formulating his revulsion at the hypocrisy of the regime between the lines.
The emotion and revulsion which recent events and disclosures have aroused have alerted public opinion to an exceptional degree.
Israel has barely put a foot right with the international community since its attack on Gaza more than three years ago provoked global revulsion.
Trapped by fate in a relationship dominated by revulsion and hatred, Beatrice had lived for many years with Helene Feldmann.
Revulsion at the official corruption rampant in today's China has helped spur a certain wistfulness for the time of Mao Zedong.
While at the same time, having feelings- a sense of revulsion- toward the ego-based actions of a few people, having an impact on the lives of so many.
The point is that revulsion over the attacks does not absolve journalists of their duty to tell the facts and ask tough questions.
Mr President, Mr President-in-Office, Mr President of the Commission, ladies and gentlemen,it was with deep revulsion and regret that we learnt of the murder of Marco Biagi, and our sympathy goes to his family.
The capitalist rulers use revulsion at such attacks to bolster national unity and jingoism, further binding the working masses to their exploiters and oppressors.
Its inadequacy maylead to the formulation of a much older answer: revulsion against the market economy, accompanied by indiscriminate condemnation of debt and debt instruments.
He combines the revulsion against humanity that was capable of expelling millions of people and of mass murder, with the disgust for an art world in which financial profits are more important than artistic messages.
The tragedy united east and west in revulsion, which amazingly then turned to action and hope for the future in the direst misery.
Experience of the Barbarian Tigranes caused revulsion in favor of Hellenism, and the Tarsians were enthusiastic for the Empire, which carried on the work of Hellenism.
At the moment, there has not been widespread revulsion against all government debt, and some countries today clearly have better access than others to capital markets, enabling them to finance their deficits externally.