Significats de widespread revulsion en anglès

The attack caused widespread revulsion here in Pakistan and around the world.

Few crimes in British history have aroused such widespread revulsion.

The entertainer's conviction caused widespread revulsion in Australia and Britain.

Burning pyres of slaughtered animals caused widespread revulsion.

The news was greeted with widespread revulsion.

News of the murder of Ms Rosemary Nelson in Lurgan caused widespread revulsion and dismay in political circles.

This is especially true in this case, where widespread revulsion guarantees the police the support of the general public.

Malala Yousafzai, 14, was shot in the head last Tuesday in an attack that prompted widespread revulsion, in Pakistan and abroad.

While there has been widespread revulsion at recent high-profile attacks, such incidents do not come as any great surprise to frontline organisations.

The footage, including images of a wounded Gadafy being sodomised with what looked like a bayonet, caused widespread revulsion outside the country.

The new, barbaric depths of viciousness manifested by Isis and the widespread revulsion inevitably generated throughout the country make that response understandable, but ill-advised.

In the world today, the surging and understandable tide of nationalism is marked by widespread revulsion and revolt against tyranny, injustice, inequality and poverty.