Sentence examples for deep distaste from inspiring English sources

Mr. Weiner is hardly blind to poll numbers, which show a deep distaste for his candidacy.

But there is no mistaking the feelings of deep distaste and embarrassment this sordid affair arouses.

In Tristes Tropiques he expressed a deep distaste for the values of contemporary civilisation, and for the solipsism of modern philosophy.

Despite her status as President-elect, Western governments insist that he is the real power in a movement they regard with deep distaste.

With poll numbers showing "a deep distaste for his candidacy," Mr. Weiner "remained holed up in his apartment" after his announcement.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's management style has its hallmarks: unwavering loyalty to aides and a deep distaste for exposing private lives to public scrutiny.

In a country where food queues were a way of life until two decades ago, there is a deep-set distaste at the spectacle of waste, and more than 300,000 people have signed a petition suggesting the food should be given to pensioners or others who are in need.

Be it sheer desperation or some deep-seeded distaste for all the abusive airline personnel out there, witnesses said he ran up the stairs that led to the plane's door, "scratching and punching" the crew members that tried to stop him.

Numerous global companies and entities such as, but not limited to, the NBA, Apple, Dow Chemical, IBM, Google, and Bank Of America have openly expressed deep concern and distaste for the law.

Academic interest in Dr Wolfram's ideas has probably not been encouraged by his deep and abiding personal distaste for mainstream education".You have to ask, what's the point of universities today?" he wonders.

In the book Inside Argentina from Perón to Menem: 1950 2000 from an American Point of View, Levine writes: "The American government demonstrated no knowledge of Perón's deep admiration for Italy (and his distaste for Germany, whose culture he found too rigid).