Sentence examples for great distaste from inspiring English sources

He had great distaste for the official ruling that the fascist salute should be mandatory.

great distaste for work of any sort . . . a feeling of mental incompetence in tackling the simplest mental task. . . .

What is clear is that when I do talk about this in sermons, a lot of people feel a great distaste for the huge inequalities we have".

"Now we know Democrats love capitalism and hate capitalists and have a great distaste for rich people, but we think everybody ought to get a tax cut," said Senator Phil Gramm of Texas.

Sitting in a diner in his current hometown of Haddon Heights, Mr. Andrews talked at times like a recovered political addict, of having had to "rehabilitate" himself from an experience in 1997 that he now views with great distaste.

I've had a pretty decent amount of conversations with my college roommate about his great distaste for the fact that almost every new device in existence is "connected" in some way to the web.

The financial crisis has produced greater distaste for the "super rich" but has had no impact on wider attitudes to the income gap between rich and poor, the report claims.

First, republican governors may be in states in which there is a greater distaste for state spending and tax increases.

They may, for example, believe in family values, but they accept that divorce shatters the marriage oath repeatedly.This tolerance explains the great national distaste for Mr Starr, and for the journalists who have pursued the president.

Violent distaste that great numbers of men whose lives are bound up with preparation and distribution of reading matter have for the stuff they batten on is something the Mayor seems not to be aware of.

From his first exhibitions in London in the late '80s and early '90s, featuring, among other works, "The Physical Impossibility of Death in the Mind of Someone Living," in which he suspended a shark in formaldehyde, and "Mother and Child Divided," a four-part sculpture of a bisected cow and calf, he has aroused both extreme distaste and great admiration among critics and the public.