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The teachers and parents who have not yet moved away in disgust.

He made a sound of disgust and turned his head away from her.

He turned his face from her in disgust, then looked back again.

The first let something like disgust sound in his voice.

He never said much about them, but she could feel his disgust.

Him they left behind, much to his disgust, for he needed rest.

His wife had long since gone to bed in disgust.

I did not want you looking at me in disgust.

She had seen the look of disgust in his face.

To my disgust, she was only the first of four.

But at least the idea of food did not disgust us, as had been too long the case.

He turned away from the door in disgust, but more with himself than anything else.

I looked at him for a moment longer, and made a sound of disgust.

Not that anyone would let him see their disgust, of course.

Only wanted to see the physical, she thought in disgust.

There was a look of disgust on his face now.

She stood for a moment, looking at him in disgust.

After two hours with little success, he gave up in disgust.

He could no longer even work up a feeling of disgust.

At last I was on the point of giving up in disgust.

But then she turned away in disgust, and his chance was gone.

Finally he gave up in disgust and turned to Tom.

The disgust I feel is for those in higher places who did nothing.

But I am not a person to just give up in disgust and walk away.

She'd known I was there, and she looked at me with such disgust.

Yes, you can see how much he was disgusted by death.

She is disgusted by her father's choice to take a second wife.

The politics of the Church disgusted him, and always had.

Nothing and nobody disgusted him right now more than himself.

He would do his best, though this type of thing disgusted him.

"Why did you expect me to be disgusted by the change?"

He was in bad health, and the talk of the camp probably disgusted him.

Voters in large numbers are disgusted by the 1988 campaign.

The idea of taking such a step disgusted the count.

They feel ugly and are disgusted by their own body.

If people are disgusted by a crime, the law should listen.

After reading other comments, I'm pretty sure he disgusted most people.

The dead girls parents say they're disgusted by his comments.

I tried hard not to be disgusted by his manners.

No reason to let her know how much this proposal disgusted him.

I was disgusted at first, but she talked me into it very quickly; so we started.

At first the thought disgusted me, but now nothing mattered.

The city, he found, fascinated and disgusted him at the same time.

Learning disgusted him and thought about changing schools, which eventually happened.

Not long into the film, disgusted by all the blood, the first lady walked out.

He was disgusted by Pete, but they would have to share the same space for years.

They had seen much for one of his tender age and were disgusted by it.

However, she rejected him, disgusted by his treatment of her in the past.

After reading the painful news, he is disgusted by it.