| There is no way back to the old outworn standards, and, if we try to restore the ways of living and thinking of before 1939, there is a deadly danger of youth disgustedly turning away from all standards and all values. |
| He sported a black tee, one that, Alex noted disgustedly, fit his tall, muscular frame snugly. |
| Wally gritted disgustedly, glancing over his shoulder at them. |
| Mr Dewar, looking surprisingly fit and cheery when The Economist dropped by this week, disgustedly flung the offending column on the floor of his office. |
| Then he handed a smelly helmet to Raylaa, who sniffed disgustedly and just got onto the sidecar, a two suitcases stacked on her lap. |
| He swears disgustedly and turns inland, jaywalking across the bustling avenue, a gray-haired motorist squealing his brakes to miss him. |
