Sentence examples for distaste for having from inspiring English sources

In 1970, Clifford Roberts, the chairman of the Masters golf tournament, expressed a distaste for having Mr. Broun wander the fairways of Augusta National.

I am therefore making this statement (despite my distaste for having to make such private matters public) for the avoidance of any doubt about what this closeness implies".

Orso knows that his father, for all his leftist-intellectual-aristocratic distaste for having a son in trade, had a fundamental Veneto respect for a thumping big fortune.

Jennifer Frutchy, who advises Mr. Lewis, the Progressive Insurance chairman, on philanthropic issues, said that he mostly concentrated on longer-term investments in liberal policy and advocacy groups and generally had a distaste for having his donations used for political advertising, particularly negative ads.

It is distaste for having a good time at places where friends or relatives were gunned down or blown up.

Beyond his distaste for my having cited him as an example of how such marginalization can be seen to persist, even amid celebration of his work, Coates has disagreed with a major element of my argument, which deserves further debate.

A version of this thinking has long guided conservative political philanthropists, whose distaste for government has not blinded them to the value of influencing it, and whose money helped create an entire infrastructure of research organizations in Washington in the 1980s and '90s dedicated to shrinking government.

Baldwin's writings make clear that his distaste for sentimentality had everything to do with the perception that sentiment undermined what it meant to be a desiring being.

"When you give a speech you are laying out where you want to get too," she said, explaining why Mr. O'Neill's distaste for firefighting has received all the notice.

Might this distaste for journalists have marked Wittgenstein out for attack?

And while The Register endorsed Hillary Clinton, the prime beneficiary of media distaste for populism has clearly been Mr. Obama, with his message of reconciliation.