No; the reason for her distaste is because they remind her of how, having left school at 16, she spent a summer working long hours in a sweltering artificial flower factory with a plastic corrugated roof.
We used both "taste score" and "distaste score" because we assumed that distaste score is not an indication in the opposite of the taste score's spectrum.
I have a distaste for authority because it's all about what you can't do.
"And they have to put aside their distaste for Chávez, because he has not done anything to stop the flow of oil".
"Yiddish was my family's household language," he replied, "but I must tell you that I grew up with a distaste for it because of the cursing.
My primary reason for distaste is also because I think the battery is going to be entirely worthless.
I responded excitedly without mentioning my distaste for coffee, because why would I? Surely, the coffee shop must have other beverages on offer, I figured.
Changes in the body after death can cause alarm and distaste, not least because in our society blood, mucus, and excreta are viewed as the body's most dangerous polluting products.
In addition, if the employer had previously refused to hire the disabled because of personal distaste for the disabled or because of the perceived distaste of customers, clients, and other employees, the employer must fully bear the costs of distaste in order to comply with the ADA.
But opposites attract: Estonians and Georgians get on splendidly (much more so, in fact that either country does with its immediate neighbours).But Estonia's enthusiasm for "Misha" Saakashvili is now dented, partly because of distaste for some of his policies, and also because of what is seen in Tallinn as his scaremongering.
