Sentence examples for aversion to acknowledging from inspiring English sources

"Frequent statements from the Serbian government characterising the United States as an international bully, combined with a pronounced aversion to acknowledging US partnership and assistance and a penchant for exaggerating Russian contributions … contribute to this outdated public perception.

Web sites like The Conversation Project and PREPARE, campaigns like National Healthcare Decisions Day in April, my own posts here — all reflect the idea that Americans can overcome their apparent aversion to acknowledging mortality if their children will just talk to them.

As much as the Jets say they want to move beyond one of the more disappointing periods in franchise history — a message stressed in Ryan's remarks Monday both to his players and to reporters — Holmes's aversion to publicly acknowledging any culpability for their demise last season leaves the impression that not much has changed with him at all.

The national aversion to the subject, she acknowledges, is deeply rooted.

Umenyiora readily acknowledges his aversion to the spotlight.

Only recently has Palestine been acknowledged for his creative prescience, long muffled by the artist's aversion to intellectualizing. .

"Do you value it at roughly comparable asset prices or do you acknowledge that the current market prices reflect an unusual uncertainty in markets and aversion to risk?" For the government, the decision is about more than dollars and cents.

First, his personal aversion to reform.

An abrupt aversion to skinny jeans?

But what is the aversion to Miranda?

Doctors also have an aversion to reporting.