Sentence examples for distaste on from inspiring English sources

Then there is the ongoing renaissance of Get Carter, which was regarded with general distaste on first release and yet is now seen as horribly prescient, and one of the great British gangster films of all time.

'Technically, yes,' he says, a mild expression of distaste on his noble face.

And several public officials declined to share their distaste on the record, in part because of the rabbi's perceived influence.

Miss May looks back with distaste on her years in Los Angeles, a city she abhorred and abhors.

Police officers in bulletproof vests, with looks of distaste on their faces, picked up candy wrappers and other refuse, which they put in blue garbage bags.

He made a study of politicians' favourite tipple and I remember his shudder of distaste on discovering that Nigel Lawson drank Spritzer.

Distaste sits on my lips like salty spit.

Lieberman's political prospects, his capacity for leadership, are bracketed by his Humphrey-esque enthusiasm on the one side and his distaste for combat on the other.

Could the court be acting on its distaste for release humor on taboo topics?

On Twitter, some consumers vented their distaste for Clash on such preschooler fare as Elmo toy planes, plush stuffed Elmos and Elmo puzzles.

I yield to no one in distaste for Amazon's bullying on pricing and tax.