disgust at

and he gave a glance of disgust at the quaking lad.

The novel reveals Hemingway's extremely disgust at war and his strong condemnation of it.

Even though he had had the sign corrected recently, Mr. Yao could not help but shake his head in disgust at the memory.

I observed your disgust at the misrepresentation of these people on radio and TV, and in the newspapers.

Americans of all denominations recoiled in disgust at the sexual sins - both homosexual and heterosexual - of prominent British leaders.

Stofile denied the claim and expressed his disgust at the way the news came out.

But he expressed disgust at her body; the marriage was never consummated and eventually annulled in 1854.

"I don't care, " said Harry again, looking with disgust at the writhing , stamping house-elf. "I don't want him. "

He was filled with disgust at what he had seen at the prison.

Men rarely touched anyone's face, and then only to express anger or disgust at women, and sympathy for other men.

When Gollum spits in disgust at Sam's cooking of rabbits, that is Andy Serkis' very own spittle flying through the air.

I felt disgust at his bad behavior.

I left the room in disgust at their conversation.

This is one application of disgust at work.

His disgust at the sight of the rotting food