The phrase "averse to some" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express a dislike or reluctance towards certain things or people.
Example: "She is averse to some of the changes proposed in the new policy."
Alternatives: "unfavorable towards some" or "disinclined to some".
But she wouldn't be averse to some more animation, either.
Not averse to some of the dirty tricks of the time, he's now working for the Murder Squad, having previously been a high achiever in the Flying Squad.
They are Jon Shook, 27, and Vinny Dotolo, 29, and they're not averse to some shtick in the service of self-promotion.
The whole world will modernize eventually, Fukuyama believes, though (like Marx) he is not averse to some coaxing and shaping on the part of a cadre of advance-guard intellectuals and benevolent superpowers.
Whereas Louis was not averse to some mildly proto-liberal ideals, and might eventually have been swayed to compromise on a British-style constitutional monarchy, Marie-Antoinette was an unremitting autocrat, the leader of that reactionary clique which refused any alliance between the crown and bourgeois reformers.
Some stocks are poised for a run-up, so I would not be averse to some short-term trading.
"You don't want to be completely out of these stocks, but I'm not averse to taking some profits".
Then again, the Lions coach is not afraid of trying to get inside the heads of opponents and is not averse to producing some surprises.
And they are not averse to slipping some sawbucks to SAT proctors to look the other way while a hired nerd, disguised as their "gifted" granddaughter, adds a 1520 to the college application.
Still, since it was Labour that played Pandora, the Tories are not averse to encouraging some of the demons inside her box to fly into the open.As well as accepting that devolution is a fait accompli, Mr Hague is therefore demanding further constitutional changes to restore balance to a constitution which he accuses Labour of throwing out of kilter.
Yet he was not averse to using some of the outstanding Arab philosophers in developing his own ideas in philosophy.
