Sentence examples for distasteful in from inspiring English sources

I'm not sure why Anthony thinks that Malick "finds something distasteful in our current mores".

Their relationship is one of the more distasteful in the literary history of lovers.

The drawing of such parallels was commonplace – a kind of self-romanticisation that seems distasteful in retrospect.

Her involvement in a welfare debate was seen as "distasteful" in the way it "provided a platform to someone with no valuable intellectual insight".

Though this is politically distasteful in Washington for appearing to put Moscow on equal strategic and moral footings, it is probably necessary.

One also gets a harrowing glimpse of Scholem's relationship with Hannah Arendt, whose work on the Holocaust he found distasteful in the extreme.

One should also note that Paladino won't have to run against David Paterson, in part because of the Governor's distasteful meddling in a domestic-violence case involving one of his aides.

Paying fees to your VCs is clearly a distasteful practise in the US, so why is it still popping up in term sheets circulating around London? Can we please not be the "seedy side of VC -?

But it was distasteful.' In this environment, how easily did women find their feet?

A particularly distasteful case in point.

By doing so, he earned wide respect for facing down distasteful elements in his own party.