Sentence examples for distaste in from inspiring English sources

IN these polarized times, few words conjure as much distaste in liberal circles as "evangelical Christian".

The Right Sector had been viewed with some distaste in cosmopolitan Kiev.

All the way down the ticket, candidates are trying to milk that distaste in a bid to get more votes.

One analyst said: "There's a lot of distaste in the market because of where Granada's share price is.

I'm not sure, but there might be the merest hint of distaste in Plomley's voice as he recalls this.

This picture in particular provoked critical distaste in the mid-50's, though it's hard to see why.

Twitter's take is obviously that they won't because they're still algorithm-based, but you should never underestimate people's distaste for in-your-face advertising.

A small thing, perhaps, but nonetheless notable considering his past distaste for putting in thankless work.

("An Education," a new film from the director Lone Scherfig and Sony Pictures Classics about the seduction of a 16-year-old by an older man, is set in long-ago 1962, and telegraphs distaste. In a review for The New York Times, A. O. Scott wrote that Peter Sarsgaard, who plays the seducer, allows "doubt and then revulsion to mix, drop by drop, into our impression of him").

It was their behaviour towards their daughters-in-law, in life and in death that provoked a swell of republican sentiment and inchoate distaste unseen in Britain for a century.

But in America and Britain policymakers look on them with distaste.In September Qatar's Central Prison unveiled villas for spouses and children to visit married inmates.