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Sentences ending with disgusted

The lawyer for the prostitution looked very comfortable, but the judge looked disgusted. [5]
At the end of an hour neither of us had made a count, and so Dan was tired of keeping tally with nothing to tally, and we were heated and angry and disgusted. [5]
The Millerites were disgusted. [5]
He was thoroughly disgusted. [11]

More example sentences with the word disgusted in them

She was a woman easily disgusted with foolishness, and she arose and went out of there. [5]
This disgusted me with the life of a sportsman. [4]
I am disgusted with sport here. [10]
I recollect that while I was speaking a drum went by the church, and how I was disgusted to see all the heads near the windows thrust out of them, as if the building were on fire. [6]
You might as well be disgusted with one thing as another. [4]
It was amusing too; for the coachman-lion was evidently disgusted with his task, and growled in a helpless kind of way. [11]
They went to their regular meals in the English ship, and pretty soon they were nibbling again--nibbling, appetiteless, disgusted with the food, moody, miserable, half hungry, their outraged stomachs cursing and swearing and whining and supplicating all day long. [5]
It was like the table of some hideous orgy left uncleared, and one turned away disgusted from its broken fragments and muddy heeltaps. [6]
But we did see her on the Rhine; she was the most disgusted traveler, and seemed to be in very ill humor with her maid. [4]
Yes, sir, he sat there, disgusted, on his horse, smoking a cigar, with the Rebs raising pandemonium all around him. [9]
I make no reservations when I avow I was never so disgusted in my life. [9]
The yearning and renunciation, the reproaches and doubts which disturbed his life, until recently so easy, had disgusted him with it. [10]
When the birds rejected a caterpillar, they plainly shewed, by shaking their heads, and cleansing their beaks, that they were disgusted by the taste. [1]
Even that gentle philosopher on the throne, Marcus Aurelius, was disgusted at your fellow-believers' hideous mania for death. [10]
There have been other sights, since passing Louisville, which might have disgusted a Massachusetts lad more. [9]
The spectators were once much disgusted when a lion and lioness, with the dog that pursued them, all ran into the den, and, like good friends, stood very peaceably together looking out at the people. [4]
The experiment was not much to his taste, and the association and work demanded, at that time, of a ward politician soon disgusted him. [4]
Dada looked on intensely disgusted, and only shook her head when one or another of her companions was sure she felt a shock of earthquake or heard the roll of distant thunder. [10]
One long-faced maiden in spectacles, with purple ribbons in her hair, who drank five cups of tea by my count, declared that she was perfectly disgusted, and did n't want to hear him speak. [4]
But even she, in his present sated and disgusted state of feeling, seemed vulgar and contemptible, especially when he thought of Nitetis. [10]
Profoundly disgusted with human kind,--as the noblest of us will be at times,--Mr. Crewe flung down the paper, and actually forgot to send the fifty copies to his friends! [9]
To guide into his private and secret haunts a party that had no appreciation of their loveliness disgusted him. [4]
Perhaps he might have continued to teach--for he promised to be successful--had not a vexatious discovery disgusted him with his calling. [10]
Smiley was a good deal surprised, and he was disgusted, too, but he didn't have no idea what the matter was, of course. [5]
Smiley was a good deal surprised, and he was disgusted too, but he didn't have no idea what the matter was of course. [5]
He was their faithful friend and patron, and Apollinaris's misfortune had disgusted him no less than the order in the execution of which he was now obliged to take part. [10]
He cocked his eye at me in an impudent, low, familiar manner that disgusted me. [4]
I was much disgusted, therefore, to come upon the Celebrity in the smoking-room, writing rapidly, with, sheets of manuscript piled beside him. [9]
I am generally disgusted with the way things go. [4]
He was angry, disgusted that those shameful, irresponsible thoughts should have come to him. [11]
Food and drink disgusted him, and he could neither work nor sit still. [10]
After a few deliveries of it, one gets tired and then disgusted with its repetition. [6]
All the world crowds here to see its exhibitions and theatrical shows, and works hard to catch a glimpse of them, and is tired out, if not disgusted, at the end. [4]
I was mortified by this exposure of my ignorance, and disgusted with my former course of reading. [6]
The latter had been much disgusted with himself for his complaisance the day before. [10]
He is disgusted and indignant to the last degree at seeing "Mr. Quelconque" chosen over the illustrious statesman who was his favorite candidate. [6]
Smiley was surprised and disgusted, but he not himself doubted not of the turn being intended (mais il ne se doutait pas du tour bien entendre). [5]
Smiley was surprised and disgusted, but he no himself doubted not of the turn being intended (mais il ne se doutait pas du tour, bien entendu). [5]
He had had a harassed and irritated and disgusted look for a long time, but that was all gone now, and contentment and serenity had taken its place. [5]
I have seen a delicate woman half fascinated, but wholly disgusted, by one of the most unseemly of reptiles, vulgarly known as the "blowing viper" of the Alleghanies. [4]

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