Sentence examples for distasteful sight from inspiring English sources
Society wouldn't be forced to flinch at the distasteful sight of the money-lenders kneecapping the ones who don't repay.
If Alex finds the sight distasteful — she knows he dislikes the whole conjunction of sex and nourishment, his wife's breasts turned into udders — he can look away, and he does.
They are nobody's responsibility, and nobody pays them much heed, except those who find them distasteful or frightening and have pushed for laws to shoo them out of sight.
CATCHING sight of himself in his stylish Regency wig in a costume drama several years ago, Dominic West had a distasteful revelation: He was the spitting image of one of Britain's most reviled serial killers.
Another function is signalling — for instance, a ladybird is less likely to be attacked by predatory birds that hunt by sight, if it has bold warning colours, and is also distastefully bitter or poisonous, or mimics other distasteful insects.
The sight of the dark-haired ginger chap on the last Big Brother endlessly touching up his coiffure like some follicle fetishist was extremely distasteful.
The idea was distasteful.
The subject is deemed distasteful.
It was really distasteful.
