Sentence examples for how distasteful from inspiring English sources

Just how distasteful is "Bridalplasty"?

Such flag bearers eventually incite nostalgia, no matter how distasteful they seem in hindsight.

I PICKED at my muffin, thinking how distasteful it was to eat on the subway.

But not likely, no matter how distasteful one finds the language of the Bush administration.

Such beliefs are, of course, the right of the individual, no matter how distasteful they may appear to others.

He seems genuinely committed to reform.In the long run, however, that will entail allowing Islamists and Palestinians to organise freely, no matter how distasteful their opinions.

However, unlike Ferris, Lee exudes sympathy for all of his characters, no matter how superficially distasteful or selfish they are.

"It's distasteful how they're using the process," Mr. Virden added.

"You couldn't really live through the '80s without feeling how crass and distasteful some of the economic doctrines were.

For another, a lawyer who defends an individual or a law, no matter how unpopular or distasteful, helps ensure that the outcome is viewed as fair.

But the strange thing about this moral superiority, as a Lush spokesperson told me at the time, was that the incense had been on sale in Lush's shops for three years before anyone saw fit to point out how outrageous and distasteful it was.