Sentence examples for a sudden aversion from inspiring English sources

Within days, his fingers started tingling painfully, and he later developed a sudden aversion to nicotine.

The expectation that they would not, combined with a sudden aversion among investors to any sort of risk, ensured that developing markets declined more than others.

Some of the classic signs of possession by a demon, Bishop Paprocki said, include speaking in a language the person has never learned; extraordinary shows of strength; a sudden aversion to spiritual things like holy water or the name of God; and severe sleeplessness, lack of appetite and cutting, scratching and biting the skin.

1. Don't tell anyone It took a divorce, a bad back, hair spouting out of my nostrils, a sudden aversion to young people and an industrial quantity of Stella before I was ready to face the obvious - I was in the throes of a mid-life crisis.

This possession can transpire through either simple misfortune or the malevolent spell of a katsune-tsukai (a sorcerer with foxes at his command); either way, the possessed displays a range of symptoms, which can be simple (a sudden aversion to eye contact) or complex (periodic verbal dialogues between the fox and the human).

Touchy Feely (Director and screenwriter: Lynn Shelton) — A massage therapist is unable to do her job when stricken with a mysterious and sudden aversion to bodily contact.

Japan's sudden aversion to beef has already knocked $36 off the average price of an American cow ready for slaughter.

It also swears the sudden aversion to overtime has nothing to do with the contract negotiations between $18 billion (sales) United and the Airline Pilots Association, which have been going on since 1998 and were submitted to arbitration in April.

So what's behind this sudden aversion to under things?

Aside from Sec. Duncan's sudden aversion to unwelcome data, what is most disappointing here is the lost opportunity to find common ground.

These include the breasts becoming tender and swollen very early on, a need to go to the loo more often and sudden aversions to food and odours.