Sentence examples for equally distasteful from inspiring English sources
Yet the idea of the press taking Twitter as its benchmark of newsworthiness seems equally distasteful.
In fact there are a number of equally distasteful alkalis that still manage to create distinctively tasty foods, and they're becoming easier to find.
In this case, your failure to join in the mockery could potentially be interpreted as a sign that you disagree with the derision an equally distasteful indication of bias.
Social scientists refer to these as "dilemma actions," because they force the authorities to choose between two equally distasteful alternatives: to stand back and allow such activities to continue, taking the risk that they will build into something significant; or to impose harsh punishment on people who are engaged in a seemingly benign activity.
Equally distasteful and undemocratic.
This implies that kleptomaniacs and Ultimate Frisbee Players are equally distasteful categories of roommate.
Although the film is clearly designed to be a red rag to the world's Muslims, the protests are equally as distasteful; both recent revolutions in Egypt and Libya fought for freedom of speech.
"That's quite distasteful as a citizen".
In a partners meeting in the hallway, they joke about Y&R's distasteful stunt and prove themselves equally oblivious by planning to run an equal opportunity want ad to rub salt in the wound.
My partner: "Why is it all Brits think they're so superior?" Jarrod: "I know, right?" [In a supposed British accent:] "Will the honorable gentleman on the right please recognize that I find his perceived eloquence quite distasteful?" My partner: "Or a great one is... .. [in an equally high-pitched voice:] "'I'm the Queen of England!
