Those realities coincide with popular revulsion against central direction after the Soviet record of material and moral disaster.

With popular revulsion growing, leaders of two parties that have been part of the precarious governing coalition said Monday that they were thinking of pulling out.

Mr. Kim's best hope, analysts say, lies in growing popular revulsion with this traditional style of politics.

But in the last few years, the two groups have collapsed under the weight of their own excesses and popular revulsion.

Like everything else reminiscent of that nightmare era, psi was still hedged about with legal restrictions and popular revulsion.

He was one of the brash, bold reformers who swept into Congress 18 years ago on a wave of popular revulsion over Watergate and the Vietnam War.

This is punch-a-dope, which leaves the assailant in a vacuum, all punched out with no punches landed, so far as popular revulsion goes.

Drawing upon her earlier work on the relationship between disgust and shame, Nussbaum notes that at various times, racism, antisemitism, and sexism, have all been driven by popular revulsion.

A popular revulsion against granting him political asylum is not a threat, as there is not much strong feeling about Colonel Mengistu here.

Diplomats say economic hardship could eventually kindle popular revulsion against the war and the leaders responsible for prolonging it.