Word: disgustfully
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...have just finished "Limelight Out" in your Feb. 9 issue. I finished it with a mixture of anger, disgust and fear...
Although I think that I have as great an interest in the maintenance and preservation of the "enterprise system" as Mr. Kenneth Robertson, it was with a sense of amazed disgust that I road of this $250,000 business in this morning's CRIMSON. I hope many of your readers will express themselves on this matter in greater detail and better English what I can only say this way: Robertson's proposal stinks. Walter S. Rosenberry...
Nobody professes to understand why. Disk jockeys' enthusiasm for Oh, Happy Day runs the gamut from torpor to disgust; they announce it with such words as "Here's one everybody is asking for-I don't know why." A Boston platter spinner called it "the worst record I ever heard"; one in Manhattan vowed to eat it if it ever became a hit. "Nobody seems to like it," says Cleveland's McClean, "except the people...
Though there are links missing from the chain of cause & effect, Dr. Robertson is confident that disgust and nausea arie two vital links. It does little good, he says, to give drugs to counter these patients' states of mind or interfere with the working of their glands, or, finally, to operate, because the illness has been fixed by years of conditioning. Dr. Robertson's name for it: "rejection dyspepsia...
...this is a familiar nick. It should occasion no surprise. But we feel justified in expressing our complete disgust...