Sentence examples for bit distasteful from inspiring English sources

But sometimes I find reality stuff a bit distasteful.

Mr. Claypoole of SmartyPig's partner, BBVA Compass, finds this kind of talk a bit distasteful.

It's that feeling that you shouldn't be boastful, that that's a little bit distasteful.

People running to jump ahead of everyone else seemed a bit distasteful to me.

Just the same, it is a deadly bore, and, to be frank, a wee bit distasteful.

As it is, you fancy you can detect something a bit distasteful in their worldview: an arrogance and entitlement that all that clever wordplay can't quite cover.

There is another bit of distasteful logic that follows from the alliance.

State television, which is generally loth to give publicity to the reformists, took the trouble to film all three days of the conference, and then carefully distilled the most distasteful bits into a ten-minute snippet.

It concluded: "It is not claimed for Arthur Gilligan, by even his warmest admirers, that he can be classed among great fast bowlers, but he is a very good one, combining with the right temperament and tireless energy just the extra bit of pace that to many batsmen is so distasteful".

The most important thing was always her value as a woman, her erotic life, and that now was punctured and debased; a career was a distasteful adjunct, to earn a living - so it was a profound bit of luck that led her to Andre Deutsch at a party.

What's more, being carved into bits and chunks and shipped to a dozen different universities and institutions seems no more distasteful than decomposing in the dark underground or being burned to char in a crematory retort.