Sentence examples for certain aversion from inspiring English sources

"This is a gentler interpretation of plaid," said David Neville, one of the partners behind Rag & Bone, who himself confessed to a certain aversion toward color.

In a polemical piece whose title has been translated as "Against Barbaric Physics," Leibniz writes: It is, unfortunately, our destiny that, because of a certain aversion toward light, people love to be returned to darkness….

He had a certain aversion for publicity, and his life somehow mimicked the existence of the birds he so loved: intensely pursued, with a graceful passing.

We are all different and have certain aversions to particular techniques more than others.

(One of its great early advocates was an ambitious young Viennese doctor named Sigmund Freud, who claimed, among other things, that "repeated doses of coca produce no compulsive desire to use the stimulant further; on the contrary one feels a certain unmotivated aversion to the substance". Yeah, right).

While certain types of aversion therapy have been shown to completely eliminate cocaine cravings in the laboratory [86] it is not known if aversion therapy has lasting effects that decrease relapse outside the laboratory [87].

The question is really whether you can or even should overcome an aversion to certain foods and flavours, or whether a shuddering reaction to even a hint is simply a condition you have to live with, or a sign that you should just give it a miss.

This research also revealed a troublesome pattern concerning male undergraduates' strong aversion to certain styles (e.g., gangster, gay).