Sentence examples for distasteful features from inspiring English sources
Public agitation has grown since the case of the two members of the Rolling Stones (a Pop music group) & their successful appeal against the harsh prison sentences passed upon them Many people were nevertheless outraged by the 3-month sentence given to Mick Jagger for possessing 4 pep pills, & by all the highly distasteful features of the case.
Finally, and perhaps of greater long term significance, such a system would moderate a particularly distasteful feature of our culture.
After all, attempts to extend the Eurovision Song Contest brand have met with mixed success - Junior Eurovision, for example, is a mildly distasteful affair featuring pint-sized performers from familiar Eurovision countries (but not the UK, who withdrew after just three contests), while the 50th anniversary Eurovision special wasn't even screened in this country.
The best-selling "Left Behind" series, so popular among evangelicals, featured a distasteful Catholic cardinal who assists the Antichrist.
They are also touting an obituary feature, which seems both gimmicky and somewhat distasteful.
Whatever else comes with being a Lakers fan — frequent glory first, and a reputation for front-running, arrogance, and a distasteful, spotlight-seeking clownishness in some order thereafter — an underreported feature of our fandom is a profound knowledge of exasperation.
Eons launched in August 2006 with a over 50's focused social network that included an obituary feature which Michael Arrington reported as seeming "both gimmicky and somewhat distasteful".
Ignoring that the flag still features prominently as part of our own (Australians are pretty good at ignoring distasteful facts), at the Olympics both sides can happily assume as cousins that we stand now as sworn rivals.
Animated inserts featuring pulsing sacs and oozing slime (provided by the Quay brothers) are as pointless as a distasteful pornography subplot.
The idea was distasteful.
