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Sentences ending with revolted

At first, when the conviction had come to her that the end of all was near, she had revolted. [11]
The vision of that proud figure of Miss Virginia was before him, and he revolted. [9]
She, too, had tasted success, and had revolted! [9]
I have still strangely to record moments when, in spite of the aspirations I had achieved, of the redeeming vision I had gained, at the thought of returning to her I revolted. [9]
If at times she wished for wealth, it was because wealth held the magic of emancipation from surroundings against which her soul revolted. [9]
She had been ruled firmly, almost oppressively, and she had not yet revolted. [11]
Mrs. Dickinson had revolted. [9]
But at last her free, independent nature revolted. [11]
McSpadden consented also, after some demur, to fit William for college; but when the first vacation came and the hero requested to be sent to Europe for his health, the persecuted McSpadden rose against the tyrant and revolted. [5]
In spite of a tremulous effort to govern herself and see the situation as it really was--an effort of one who desired her good to bring her and Rudyard together, the ruse itself became magnified to monstrous proportions, and her spirit suddenly revolted. [11]

More example sentences with the word revolted in them

Well then, let us profit by his difficulties, and force him to ratify some lost liberty for every revolted city that returns to him. [10]
She had been troubled and tried beyond bearing, and her impulsive nature revolted at his silence. [11]
It revolted her to reflect that he might in some ways possibly resemble Ditmar. [9]
Orion was accustomed to be treated in his own country as the heir of the greatest man in it; the color mounted to his brow and his Egyptian heart revolted at having to bend his pride and swallow his wrath before an Arab. [10]
She was, perforce, thrilled that he was virile and wanted her, but because he wanted her clandestinely her pride revolted, divining his fear of scandal and hating him for it like a thoroughbred. [9]
Of the father they stood in awe; his conscientious piety failed to waken any religious sensibility in them, and they revolted from a teaching which seemed to regard everything that was pleasant as wicked. [4]
The first-named of these stories has revolted many readers by the power with which wicked and exceptional characters are depicted. [14]
They had seen the tank foul with age, from which water was drawn for men who could not live without it, and the smell of it had revolted Dyck's senses. [11]
The thing frightened the storekeeper, revolted him, and yet its drama held him fascinated. [9]
Now he frustrated the kind Requesens's attempt at mediation, and it was also his fault that two provinces had publicly revolted from the Holy Church. [10]
The expression of that base and cringing smile, which Pierre knew so well in his wife, revolted him. [2]
He had been sure there would be no rebellion of the Maroons, and he was equally sure that his career would be made hugely successful by marriage with Sheila Llyn--but the Maroons had revolted, and the marriage was not settled! [11]
If I remember rightly--" "Yes," she interrupted, "I revolted, too. [9]
She would have revolted at the suggestion that Jethro Fawe came for good. [11]
Something in him revolted at a war between his own son and himself. [11]
She herself had revolted against the monotony and sordidness of that existence She herself! [9]
The whole Democratic party revolted against that decision. [7]
He saw an Oriental conscious of his power, whose heart was bitter, and whose soul, in its solitude, revolted and longed for action. [11]
The very idea of eating revolted him--and yet he made the attempt: he had a feeling, ill defined, that consequences of vital importance depended upon this attempt, on his natural acceptance of the situation. [9]
After the death of Cambyses, Babylon revolted from the Persian empire. [10]
It was a needless degradation, against which she revolted now. [11]
Somehow the agitated joy of the old man revolted Orlando. [11]
She was arrayed in bridal garments, and decked with a chaplet of white flowers, but her heart evidently revolted at this mockery of a spiritual union, and yearned after its earthly loves. [4]
Our parents could have made themselves comfortable by exhibiting us as a show, and they had many and large offers; but the thought revolted their pride, and they said they would starve and die first. [5]
Yet Mahommed must have divined that it was a thing against which his soul revolted, or he would have given it to him openly. [11]
We lived from hand to mouth-lived on the coarse fare of unwilling charity, and for weeks and weeks together not a morsel of food passed my lips, for its character revolted me and I could not eat it. [5]
She at first had contemplated all that was beautiful, pleasant, and characteristic with delight; but her husband took pleasure only in things which revolted her as being common and abominable. [10]
The "Spanish" in Ghent heard with terror that all the heads of the royalist party who were at the helm of government had been captured, that province after province had revolted, and would no longer bow to the despot. [10]
The thoughts that filled his mind now were not those of regret for his crime, but the fears of the materialist and sentimentalist, who revolted at punishment and all the shame and deprivation it would involve. [11]
There must have been a time, in the life of every one of these men, when they had to take that first step against which their consciences revolted, when they realized that fraud and taking advantage of the ignorant and weak were wrong. [9]
I revolted, walked away, got as far as the corner and stood beside a lamp post, pretending to be waiting for a car. [9]
She realized it, and was not wholly revolted by it, even while her mind was fleeing to where the Master Gorgio lay wounded, it might be unto death; even while she knew that this man before her, by some means, had laid Ingolby low. [11]
While that freedom and health was genial, it revolted against what was gross or irregular. [11]
Convicts revolted, made a break at the prison and on the way to the quarries at the same moment! [11]

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