Sentence examples for completely averse from inspiring English sources
He was not completely averse to discussing his track record, however.
Alas, private landlords are completely averse to letting flats to tenants with no current address.
But the Bush campaign is not completely averse to such tools; the phrase "education recession" was carefully poll-tested before Mr. Bush first deployed it today.
I was completely averse to being diagnosed for Asperger's, since I was already extremely low-spirited and really didn't want psychologists poking around in my mind.
It feels more like a new chapter for a character who works best when things are complicated, even if the last-page appearance of a certain bulletproof badass suggests Bendis is not completely averse to Netflix synergy.
She's not completely averse to a bit of cacophony now and then - she loves the screamy bits in Animal Collective songs and has been known to rock out to Oneida on occasion - but, as a general rule, her tastes tend toward the quieter and more melodic end of the musical spectrum.
The variable was dichotomized to differentiate those who were completely risk averse from those who will take at least some risk.
They're all about being risk averse.
But, as researchers find out more about the multitude of viruses and bacteria that live in human blood, and thus discover new things to worry about, it is likely that the idea of removing microbes completely will gain appeal in increasingly risk-averse rich countries.
"You don't want to be completely out of these stocks, but I'm not averse to taking some profits".
