Disgust in a sentence as a noun

Statistics guy just shakes his head in complete disgust

Is this really good a use of taxes?My reaction is just shame and disgust... I mean, really?

How can anyone possibly hear what they are saying in these plans and not recoil with horror and disgust?

I have a visceral disgust for Windows that defies any logic.

The fact that we've reached a point where one has to question if it's safe for them to contribute to a cause like this makes me shudder with disgust.

Disgust in a sentence as a verb

" - culture of extremely dedicated peopleI couldn't help but feel an extreme level of utter disgust at this.

"An expression of outrage and disgust with no follow-up -- someone else should work for the good of the world, I'm just a regular person trying to feed my family.

Whenever I did look through other peoples profiles the emotions were often negative: jealousy, lust, disgust and sometimes horror.

The defenders of Gitmo in this era will be remembered by our descendants with the same shame and disgust we feel when remembering the slave holders and segregationists of the previous eras.

When you fire someone, experience layoffs or people quit in disgust, the best thing to do is to let it go and if some negative publicity comes back at you, the best thing to do is to **** them with kindness, especially when you were actually trying to retain said employee.

Disgust definitions

noun

strong feelings of dislike

verb

fill with distaste; "This spoilt food disgusts me"

See also: revolt repel

verb

cause aversion in; offend the moral sense of; "The pornographic pictures sickened us"

See also: revolt nauseate sicken