Sentence examples for apparently averse to from inspiring English sources
Updated at 5.14pm BST 4.46pm BST Time for a few tunes Cold Specks, a woman apparently averse to home furnishings.
Apparently averse to mess, on the other hand, is Phil Spector, legendary record producer and - it says here, rather unkindly - "demented control freak".
In what was arguably the best example of how uninformed and, apparently, averse to basic research the press was when it came to rave and acid-house culture, one paper reported finding "ecstasy wrappers" littering one postparty dance floor.
In what was arguably the best example of how uninformed – and, apparently, averse to basic research – the media were when it came to rave and acid house, one paper reported finding "ecstasy wrappers" littering one post-party dancefloor.
In what was arguably the best example of how uninformed and, apparently, averse to basic research the press was when it came to rave and acid house culture, one paper reported finding "ecstasy wrappers" littering one post-party dance floor.
Denver Nuggets star Carmelo Anthony is apparently not averse to ruffling some pretty influential feathers in his quest to land in an ideal playing situation next year.
Bolton, by contrast, seems averse to compromise, and is apparently committed to the belief that the U.N. and international law undermine U.S. interests.
"I am always averse to the language of exclusion," he said, apparently seeking a middle ground in the debates, which have split Anglicans from Africa to America.
Apparently, Islamic State supporters or trolls pretending to be them are not averse to irony.
They are averse to cheating.
