Sentence examples for aversion to talking from inspiring English sources

Plus, she has a very Scottish aversion to talking about her achievements.

Ms. Webber has a deep aversion to talking about herself, her life and even how old she is.

Mr. Leonard ("Unconditional," "Guinea Pig Solo") may be accurate in his observation of these stubbornly inarticulate characters, but their aversion to talking is a serious drag on a work of theater.

Kroenke dislikes the moniker used to described his aversion to talking to the media and those who have met him, including members of the Arsenal Supporters' Trust, say he is "not so silent Stan" in meetings.

Which brings us to the less charitable, and more likely, explanation for the Democrats' aversion to talking candidly about taxes: They don't want to level with the American people, for fear of being felled by a barrage of anti-tax rhetoric from Republican opponents.

Founded in 1932 on the principle of "play well," or "leg godt" in Danish, by a local carpenter, Ole Kirk Christiansen, this privately held company had a very Scandinavian aversion to talking about profits, much less orienting the company around them.

But given Hume's aversion to talk of forces, it is likely that he thinks these principles must be understood at best as a means to keep track of the phenomena.

As Judea Pearl notes in his survey of the statistical literature on Simpson's paradox, statisticians had an aversion to talk of causal relations and causal inference that was based on the belief that the concept of causation was unsuited to and unnecessary for scientific methods of inquiry and theory construction (Pearl 2000, 173 181).

Thus, we have policymakers and pundits claiming an aversion to war, talking about not talking about war with a smile on their face, and yet their solution is merely to call the pathway to war by a different name.

"A Revolution in Warfare" discusses Americans' aversion to taking casualties.

As for me, I'll be reminding my own students that negative coverage of the president doesn't amount to fake news ― that's just Trump's thin skin and aversion to scrutiny talking. .