Sentence examples for distasteful notion from inspiring English sources

The idea that she should not have won rests on a distasteful notion that there should be one rule for everyone else and another rule for her, with skin colour being the determining factor.

It may be a distasteful notion, this bringing-down of happiness so low as to the animal world- making it over, as then we must, even to the vilest of them and not withholding it even from the plants, living they too and having a life unfolding to a Term.

Red Sox fans seem to find that notion distasteful, as does the often-outspoken Schilling, who commented Tuesday to Boston radio station WEEI.

Furthermore, according to comments on The Media Blog, the NUJ was correct in stating that some college heads find the notion distasteful.

During the course of the series many women told me that they had stopped watching "Big Love" after a few episodes because polygamy as a notion was just too distasteful.

The mere notion would have been very distasteful to her".

SOME find the notion of magic house sales distasteful.

Other analysts questioned whether the notion of "disposable chic" would ultimately prove distasteful to customers.

So distasteful a procedure, it was believed that the mere notion of it would deter criminals from committing illegal acts.

To traditionalists in the ranks of the military and the diplomatic corps, the notion of outsourcing a core government function was deeply distasteful.

The notion of bringing up suicide as a promotional tool was distasteful in the extreme, especially considering the widely-known story of Rousey's father, Ron, who took his own life when his daughter was just a girl.