Sentence examples for distaste about the from inspiring English sources

Problem 3: Prominent Twitter employees start tweeting about their distaste about the change.

Some Hong Kong residents believe that these mainlander shoppers are getting special treatment and there are overtones of distaste about the wealth on display.

Distaste about the alleged architect of Lockerbie's readmission into the world leaders' club lingered in many circles, not least among the US victims' families and their supporters.

One of those attending, himself a man with a distinguished military record, told me of his distaste about that as we queued to go through security.

The New York Times spoke to some residents of the building, who expressed their distaste about possibly housing the accused former head of the IMF.

She then expresses distaste about a ball made of pig's skin, but one of the girls informs her that their footballs are synthetic and that proceeds are donated to Amnesty International.

There's a definite feeling of distaste about computer generated graphics, accentuated by JJ Abrams' insistence that Star Wars: The Force Awakens will rely as much on physical props and sets as is possible.

"When you have owners who are looking to sell and the results on the pitch aren't going well, it leaves a distaste about things," added Taylor.

She spoke with distaste about Espada's lavish lifestyle.

In a moment of untypical distaste about goggling at other people's misfortunes, I stayed away.

The premise being that small businesses (who also happen, in their example, to be bigoted) might not want to speak to and voice their distaste about minorities.