Sentence examples for distasteful idea from inspiring English sources
Busting gay kids in this way is a profoundly distasteful idea for secular Australians.
Over the course of two sequels, the "Saw" franchise took a novel, if distasteful, idea and basically tortured it to death.
John Creamer of the British Titanic Society adds: "My personal thoughts are this is a very distasteful idea, and highly disrespectful to the memory of those who died.
Finally, plans for a Titanic "escape room" coming to Belfast in December have been described as "a very distasteful idea" in the Belfast Telegraph.
Even to Augustine's Christian contemporaries, this was a distasteful idea, but Augustine had a ready defense.
Ultimately, Proposition 66 offers a menu of mostly distasteful ideas — all in the service of making it easier for the state to execute people, which it shouldn't be doing in the first place.
Savings clauses, it must be noted, are regularly inserted in federal laws to appease lawyers and state-court judges who find distasteful the idea of the federal government intruding on their turf.
Some people find this idea distasteful.
Most educators seem to find the very idea distasteful.
There is something distasteful about the idea of measuring politics in terms of percentages.
According to one theory, the Greeks, because they owned slaves, had little incentive to invent labor-saving devices — indeed, they may have found the idea distasteful.
