I am still what I was, that is to say, a very tired, very tiresome creature, who disgusts me exceedingly.
Alpha and Omega, should set themselves up as little Quintilians and scold you in the name of morality and good literature--that is what always disgusts me and sends me into an unparalleled rage.
For the simple amateur, it is the difficulty of means that disgusts him and turns him from his aim; his dreams would be to have no more trouble in producing than he had in conception and intuition.
What offends you, offends me also; what disgusts you, disgusts me.
But please continue, and excuse me for having interrupted you; though, indeed, such impudence disgusts me.
It disgusts Regina, and it disgusts You--and my dear American is the man who first brought it about.
You never sympathise with him for one moment, except in a peculiar fashion to be noted presently; but at the same time he neither quite bores you nor quite disgusts you.
But none of these is so saturated with personality as Daudet; and while some of his "gentle" readers seem not to care much about this, even if they do not share the partiality of the vulgar herd for it, it disgusts others not a little.
Why then do they treat with so much familiarity a thing that they say disgusts them?
As then he cannot be a favourite of the goddess who with Aphrodite's charmed girdle[558] repels and drives away those who associate with him, so he who with his speech bores and disgusts one is without either taste or refinement.
Great disgusts also, on other accounts, had taken place between the nations; and the Scots found that, in proportion as their assistance became less necessary, less value was put upon them.
I fear ours will be most ugly-the disgusts about Hanover swarm and increase every day.
It sickens and disgusts me, and it is necessary to bear constantly in mind how much we have to reproach ourselves for letting Ireland become so degraded and corrupt to endure the spectacle with any sort of patience.
I have not seen him; he morally disgusts me; and Marianne says that he is very ill-tempered.
She has not studied much, and now, hopeless from a five years' confinement, everything disgusts her, and she looks with hatred and distaste even on the alleviations of her situation.
To be candid, Mr. Schwefel, nothing disgusts me so much as the slighting of great ability,” concluded the banker contemptuously.
Hence the artist is not a mere copier of nature; for he is enamored of an ideal that disgusts him with all that he beholds in the real world.
But our likings or disgusts cannot alter matters as they stand.
Sometimes it tasted fishy, at others salt; then it would have a cheesy flavour, or--but we abridge the unsavoury details with which Redburn disgusts us upon this head.
Old man McGivins he jest disgusts gals and so he up and named his fust born Alexander an' he's done reared her accordin'.
The nauseousness of such company disgusts a reasonable man.
Ben Jonson has given us a Hermogenes, taken from the lively lines of Horace; but the inconsistency which is so amusing in the satire appears unnatural and disgusts us in the play.
Yet, while he maintains, with vehemence approaching to ferocity, all the sterner and harsher parts of the Ultra-Tory theory of government, the baser and dirtier part of that theory disgusts him.
Every thing which is serious assumes to her mind a sorrowful appearance; and that which requires a continued attention, wearies and disgusts her.
Grossness disgusts me; but I am not sure that I should be able to resist temptation placed in my way.
It is a pity that his life, so poorly known, was not the true vita abscondita; what is known disgusts from what can be understood of it.
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