Sentence examples for distaste of from inspiring English sources

The current distaste of the public for new interventions is hardly irrational.

Throw in even a slight distaste of humanity and we're all basically doomed.

The distaste of Western civilization and cultural values that fuels terrorism is difficult to overcome.

"What happened yesterday far, far outweighs the distaste of Saturday's rejection," he said.

The distaste of fame often morphs into outright secrecy, especially amongst the hedge-fund set.

But – seriously – the guy must have a phobia of the gain line such is his distaste of approaching it.

With power in sight, Gil Robles accentuated his legalism, to the distaste of the militant monarchists among his supporters.

On "Idol" he covered bands like Our Lady Peace and Collective Soul, much to the distaste of Simon Cowell.

Such is the distaste of determinists, who fear that violence on the screen will seep into the streets.

I get the sense that Matt's distaste of spoilers is a reflection of your influence and the time he spent on "The Sopranos".

While a few shared tastes do not erase the general distaste of this campaign, the candidates do have a surprising amount in common.