Sentence examples for averse to another from inspiring English sources

Opponents of same-sex marriage were averse to another election, saying Californians had already voted on the issue.

I'm not averse to another full series at some point but I've done that.

Averse to starting another streak so soon, Bay, in his next at-bat, mashed a bases-empty blast into the Mets' bullpen in the fifth, sending a Citi Field-record crowd of 41,422 into delirium.

If humans are innately good, cooperative, fair, and averse to harming one another, why does widespread intergroup conflict persist?

That is especially important, Mr. Witt said, to people who are averse to adapting their MP3 files to another system.

After Dion's banishment, Dionysius, when he sent Plato back, had desired him to ask Dion privately, if he would be averse to his wife's marrying another man.

Arguing his points on the Senate floor, Mr. Pastore was not averse to wagging a finger under another senator's nose, and he impressed his Senate colleagues mightily when he got the better of the bearish senator from Oklahoma, Robert Kerr, a fierce debater, in an encounter on the floor.

I'm not averse to the idea of going on another four years until the Athens Olympics.

"But if you are averse to risk, you should probably find another job".

Another option, for those averse to the drive, is the short but breathtaking 1.7-mile walk through the Tennessee Valley to the cliff-flanked Tennessee Beach. 1 p.m. 11.

The pressure was greatest on Russia and China, veto-wielding permanent members traditionally averse to resolutions that could be perceived as interference in another country's affairs.