Sentence examples for congenital distaste for from inspiring English sources

He assiduously mined the fault line between language and sign, and calligraphy and mark-making; between his inner and outer realities and between what seems to have been a congenital distaste for life and an unusual passion to reveal the most basic impulses of mental and physical energy.

First is his distaste for political conflict.

China shares its distaste for Islamic militancy.

Lombardi's distaste for discrimination was personal.

But Fallaci's distaste for Islam goes way back.

"People have this distaste for vegetables," Thornton said.

Nor do they disguise their own distaste for his outlook.

Somehow, Orwell has run together his distaste for flowery, stale prose with his distaste for fascism, Stalinism, and Roman Catholicism.

But America has a unique distaste for evidence.

But the mayor has made his distaste for nepotism clear.

But his distaste for Mr. Obama's fiscal theories was unambiguous.