Sentence examples for Intense aversion from inspiring English sources

The book is notable for its intense aversion to all religion, especially Christianity, and to monarchy.

Let the press on the bus!" McCain developed an intense aversion to partisanship.

And the reason he could not defend himself, first, was an intense aversion to conflict.

As 'the Child of Buddha Nature' wanders bewildered and disoriented, they are likely to be enticed into rebirth through intense aversion to the visions they are witnessing.

But why, when we stare with such casual composure at all manner of grief and suffering, should these images induce such particular and intense aversion?

I have this intense aversion to canned emotion, yet that's exactly what recording is: a reconstituted, canned facsimile of a performance.

Facing intense popular aversion, nuclear energy is being left to wither.

Rising credit risks and intense risk aversion have pushed credit spreads to unprecedented levels, and markets for securitized assets, except for mortgage securities with government guarantees, have shut down.

After a relapse — caused, in part, by Margerie's continued drinking in front of her husband — and another, more intense course of aversion therapy that summer, Lowry returned to the cottage, determined to give up liquor for good.

Almost all of this criticism, whether literary or political, explicitly ad hominem or euphemistic, was rooted in an intense and widespread aversion to Baldwin's sexuality and personal presentation.

"I'VE never seen risk aversion this intense," says the chief executive of a large European bank.